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As the northern Italian city of Bologna continues to grow, so does the number of vehicles on its roads.
Its historical centre, however, has very limited space for cars.
In a bid to curb traffic congestion and pollution, authorities have introduced a number of measures as part of a European Union project aimed at improving urban mobility.
More about: Bologna, Italy, TransportCopyright © 2012 euronews
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