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A deal between Parliament and Swedish Presidency negotiators on an intelligent transport systems rules was approved by the Transport and Tourism Committee on Tuesday.

A provisional deal on new sustainable aviation fuels rules setting the minimum share of greener jet fuels to be made available at EU airports was approved in TRAN Committee on Tuesday.

Parliament and Council agreed on rules for intelligent transport systems that require more traffic data, such as on speed limits, to be available digitally.

An agreement on mandatory deployment of alternative fuel infrastructure for cars and trucks, and on cleaner maritime fuels was approved in the Transport and Tourism Committee on Wednesday.

From 15 to 17 May, transport MEPs will travel to Indonesia to discuss common challenges facing transport, decarbonisation and tourism initiatives and cooperation between the EU and ASEAN.

European Parliament advocates for a modal shift to sustainable transport in cities, such as, car-sharing, public transport, private mobility or cycling.

On Tuesday, Parliament and Council negotiators agreed to increase the uptake of sustainable fuels, such as advanced biofuels or hydrogen, in the aviation sector.

The draft rules guide major EU transport infrastructure project towards sustainable transport, cut implementation delays and set EU transport links with Ukraine and Moldova.

Major EU transport infrastructure projects should focus more on sustainable transport, avoid delays and establish links with Ukraine and Moldova, say transport MEPs.

A delegation of Committee on Transport and Tourism, led by its chair Karima Delli, will visit Genoa and Florence (Italy) on 3-5 April, to take stock of trans-European projects development.