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Road injuries hit five-year record low in Brussels

Sela Musa 7 October 2026

Brussels has recorded a 20% drop in road injuries since 2025 and a five-year record low. Zag sits down with Mobility Minister Elke Van den Brandt on what interventions are driving the progress and what the latest figures mean for a city set to ban shared e-scooters.

Road injuries hit five-year record low in Brussels

Sela Musa 7 October 2026

Oxford Street to go traffic-free from October

Oxford Street, London’s busiest shopping street, will become traffic-free on 26 October 2026 as the capital begins the first phase of a long-running plan to pedestrianise the West End thoroughfare.

Why Poland’s “practical” mobility sector struggles to pierce European networks

At the KNM 2026 Congress in Katowice, Zag Daily sits down with mobility players across Poland to hear why a post-communist culture of quiet pragmatism continues to isolate the country’s mobility innovations from the rest of Europe.

Europe walks 1.3 billion steps for European Mobility Week

Europe walked more than 1.3 billion steps in a contest that ran for European Mobility Week.

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Is Poland’s electric grid bottleneck prompting a rethink of fleet charging?

Grid constraints are complicating Poland’s electric mobility transition. At the New Mobility Congress in Katowice, Zag sits down with Barak Sas from wireless charging company Electreon who proposes one potential solution to the problem.

England gets £104m for National Cycle Network

The UK government is investing £104 million into active travel across England.

Honda first organisation to achieve FIA’s new five-star road safety rating

Honda is the first organisation to achieve the highest rating under the FIA’s expanded Road Safety Index, which now assesses how companies plan, monitor and embed road safety across their operations.