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Transport, mobility

N°11 – The new challenges of cross-border mobility

December 2022

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Be it for freight or for passengers, for occasional or daily travel, mobility is at the heart of cross-border life. This 11th MOT thematic Guide gives an overview of the experiences and policies conducted in the field of cross-border mobility in various European territories. It highlights a wide variety of projects, but also obstacles, issues and major challenges for the years to come.

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France United Kingdom

France Luxembourg

France Luxembourg

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France Italy Monaco

France Spain Andorra

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