Coslada City Council has concluded the programme for the European Mobility Week 2026 this Friday with the reading of a manifesto in Plaza Mayor by students from CEIP Antoni Tapiès. The activities began on September 16.
The Coslada City Council has closed this Friday the programme of the European Mobility Week 2026 with the reading of a manifesto in the Plaza Mayor. The text was read by students from CEIP Antoni Tapiès.
The events started on September 16 and included proposals to promote active, sustainable, and inclusive mobility in the city. Most activities were aimed at the school population.
The manifesto calls for streets open to play and coexistence, accessible environments for people with disabilities, and mobility that serves to build equality and future. The text also encourages trying modes of transport that improve health and well-being, reminds us that moving also creates community, and thanks those who already practice active mobility for their example to inspire others.
We want streets open to play, coexistence, and participation. We want people with disabilities to find accessible and safe environments. We want mobility to be a tool to build equality and future.
The aim of the activities carried out during the European Mobility Week has been to move towards a city where getting around is easy and safe for everyone, with sustainable transport modes such as bicycles or public transport. Sustainable mobility does not aim to eliminate car use but to offer more alternatives for each person to choose how to travel responsibly.
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