KidsToday we’re going to talk about something very important: transport and how it can benefit the environment! We use transport every day to get from one place to another, whether we’re going to school, seeing a friend, or going on a trip. But did you know there are different types of transport? Let’s see what these two words mean: multimodality in transport and modal shift.
GeneralSustainable mobility is fundamental to improving quality of life and protecting the environment, especially in a small country like Malta. Traffic congestion and pollution run completely against the principles of sustainable mobility, so it is crucial to focus on alternative, greener and more efficient means of transport.
KidsI woke up excited because I knew Nanna Lina was going to call me. As soon as I answered the phone, Nanna said eagerly: “Put on comfortable shoes, because today we’re going on a special walk!”
KidsHow much do you enjoy riding a bike? You can enjoy nature, explore new roads, and have a great time exercising! But to be a good cyclist, you have to be responsible and look after both yourself and the people around you.
KidsCycling is a great way to have fun, get some exercise and even discover new places. Whether you’re riding with friends, exploring new roads or simply enjoying nature, it is very important to be a responsible cyclist.
Kids“Today we’re going to Valletta to see a beautiful fireworks show!” Nanna Lina told me. “And we’re going by bus, for free! Did you know Tallinja added 400 new trips a day so people get there better and faster?”
KidsFriends, if you think school only starts when you walk into the classroom, let me tell you a little secret between us… My school day started earlier, from the moment I left home in the morning!
Kids“Am I hearing right? The phone is ringing!” I jumped out of bed and ran as fast as lightning to answer, because I knew Nanna Lina was going to call me.
Kids“Today we’re going to Valletta to see a beautiful fireworks show!” Nanna Lina told me. “And we’re going by bus, for free!”
KidsHave you ever seen a big ship moored in port? These ships, called cruise liners, are like cities floating on the water. They have kitchens, lots of lights, and even air conditioning! But they need energy to keep all this running, even when they’re not moving.
GeneralSustainable mobility is more than simply improving transport services. It means that connectivity should be accessible, safe and inclusive, especially for future generations.
GeneralAt Transport Malta, we do not speak of youth as the future; but we make them part of the present.
GeneralMalta is proving to be an attractive hub for transport innovation. From pioneering green maritime solutions to enhancing port efficiency and fostering industry-wide collaboration, Malta’s transport sector is undergoing a transformative shift.
KidsTime flies like the wind! As the summer holidays come to an end, we are now eager to start another school year.
KidsMultimodal transport is when you use different types of transport – like the bus, a bicycle or even walking – to get where you want quickly and in a cleaner way.
GeneralMinister Chris Bonett and Parliamentary Secretary Alison Zerafa Civelli announced the details of European Mobility Week 2024, taking place between 16 and 22 September under this year’s theme ‘Shared Public Space’.
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