Why CENTRAL HUB Matters
Across the Central Baltic region, many people still depend on private cars, contributing to CO₂ emissions, congestion and pollution.
CENTRAL HUB addresses this by improving connections between public, shared and active transport, making sustainable travel a more convenient choice.
The Change We Want to Create
CENTRAL HUB will make sustainable mobility more accessible, connected and attractive. By improving 13 transport nodes and testing shared mobility, bike parking, park-and-ride and other solutions, the project aims to reduce private car use and CO₂ emissions while creating solutions that other regions can replicate.
How We Will Make It Happen
We will analyse how people travel and what prevents them from choosing sustainable transport. Partners in Latvia, Finland, Estonia and Sweden will then test locally adapted mobility solutions, measure their impact and turn the lessons learned into practical guidance for other cities and regions.
From Mobility Challenges to Real Change
Turning sustainable mobility into measurable action across the Central Baltic region
13
TRANSPORT NODES IMPROVED
4
REGIONAL PILOTS
4
COUNTRIES
10
MUNICIPALITIES ENGAGED
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