Towards a Sustainable Future
European Mobility Week 2025 is a unique opportunity to reflect and take action towards a more sustainable, safe, and inclusive future. From September 16th to 22nd, cities and communities across Europe will come together to promote innovative solutions for more sustainable mobility, including local public transport.
Discover Arriva Italia’s initiatives, travel by bus with the special ticket, and be part of the change!
Mobility Without Borders
Going green is worth it!
On Sunday, September 21st, 2025, take advantage of the special Mobility Without Borders ticket at a discounted rate, allowing you to travel freely throughout the day within the Arriva Italia service area.
The ticket will be valid for the entire day on Sunday, September 21st, on all Arriva Italia public transport services in the areas of Brescia, Bergamo, Lecco, Cremona, and Turin (excluding commercial airport services).
The Mobility Without Borders ticket is available exclusively through the Arriva MyPay app.
Download the app, select your area, and purchase the special ticket valid on Sunday, September 21st.
Don’t forget to validate the ticket via the app when boarding!
Fares by area:
- Turin: all day in suburban area – €2.60
- Bergamo: all day in suburban area – €3.60
- Brescia: all day in suburban area – €4.50 (available via app and onboard)
- Lecco: all day in suburban area – €2.60
- Cremona: all day in suburban + urban area – €5.00
Exclusive Tour of the Vittoriale degli Italiani
Sunday, September 21st, as part of European Mobility Week, enjoy a day of culture, beauty, and discovery. Fondazione Brescia Musei, in collaboration with Il Vittoriale degli Italiani and Arriva Italia, presents a unique initiative that connects the historical and artistic heritage of both institutions through a journey between Brescia and Gardone Riviera.
Participants can depart from either Brescia or Gardone aboard a private bus, and take part in a guided tour of the Santa Giulia Museum and routes B and C of the Vittoriale.
For those looking to enrich the experience further, optional “+ packages” are available, including access to the Winged Victory Cell, the Republican Sanctuary of Brixia, and an immersive virtual tour of D’Annunzio’s Prioria.
A special opportunity to spend a day surrounded by art, history, and breathtaking landscapes.
To book, email cup@bresciamusei.com or call 0381 74200.
The Arriva Group: One Common Goal in Italy and Europe
Getting Around Trieste: Public Transport Between Sustainability and Digital Transition
An initiative by Trieste Trasporti in collaboration with the Municipality of Trieste (Department of Territorial Policies) — Friday, September 19th, from 10:00 AM to 7:00 PM at Piazza dell’Unità d’Italia.
Trieste Trasporti brings the new electric bus to the square and showcases the digital services that are transforming mobility in the city: from optical ticket validation and onboard purchases, the Trieste Tram Tour, and on-demand services, to the new app of the regional MaaS FVG project — glimble by Arriva — which integrates buses, trains, bike sharing, ferries, and parking into a single digital platform.
Regardless of the country we operate in, whether we work in a depot or an office, or drive a bus or a train, at Arriva we are all united by a single purpose:
Connecting people and communities safely, reliably, and sustainably, delivering better services every day.
Corporate mobility goes green
For Arriva Italia, offering passengers a sustainable mobility service is certainly fundamental, but it is equally important to study how its employees commute to work.
Committed to reporting its environmental impact, Arriva actively encourages actions aimed at reducing its emissions, while promoting a corporate culture that makes sustainability a shared goal.
Arriva Italia also participates, as in previous years, in the competition organized by the Municipality of Brescia, “Come to Work Without a Car”, whose regulations can be viewed at the following link:
Mobility for EVERYONE
Mobility for All” means ensuring that everyone can access sustainable transport, regardless of income, location, gender, or ability. Many people face challenges such as high costs or a lack of transport options, which limit their access to work, education, and essential services — this is known as transport poverty.
In 2025, European Mobility Week invites us to imagine and build a society where transport services are available, accessible, affordable, inclusive, and safe, ensuring that public transport, walking, and cycling are fair options for everyone.
Since over 70% of Europeans live in urban areas, it’s clear that public space is limited in many cities. An environment where people, transport, and activities all have enough space promotes social equity, increases road safety, reduces air pollution, and improves quality of life. Therefore, the shared use of public space brings numerous benefits to society.