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measures to limit transport emissions through urban planning and traffic management, including: congestion pricing, such as road pricing and mileage-based user fees; choice of road materials; parking fees on public land or other economic incentives and with differentiated fees for polluting and zero-emission vehicles; establishing urban vehicles access restrictions schemes, including low emission zones and zero-emission zones; establishing low-traffic neighbourhoods, super blocks and car-free neighbourhoods; establishing car-free streets; ‘last mile’ zero (exhaust) emission delivery arrangements; promoting car sharing and carpooling; implementation of intelligent transport systems; creation of multimodal hubs connecting various sustainable transport solutions and parking facilities; incentivising cycling and walking, for example by expanding space for cyclists and pedestrians, prioritising cycling and walking in infrastructure planning, expanding the network of cycling routes; planning for compact cities;

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Source: EUR-Lex (Cellar) · retrieved 2026-10-16 · Text as adopted (Official Journal); later amendments are not incorporated in this text.