To build an active mobility motorway - a 4-lane cycle route plus a pedestrian lane - with fully permeable soil from East to West across the entire Eurasian continent. Why: to combat climate change and protect biodiversity. Thanks to your donations, contributions and collaborations, this major project will be a significant and functional step towards our common goal of neutralising and definitively rejecting expensive and polluting modes of transport.

According to the IPCC, global CO2 emissions must be drastically reduced. That's why Mobility-Active is guiding you towards a more environmentally-friendly future through the use of bicycles and other forms of soft mobility. So don't delay, explore our articles to find out more about the environmental impact and benefits of an active lifestyle.

In short, if we all rally around this project, we will be taking concrete action,each and every one of us within our means, to protect the biosphere and prevent the squandering of the food, mineral and energy resources that the Earth offers to all its inhabitants. This multinational project to link European and Asian capitals by an active mobilitymotorway ( * ) will serve as a blueprint for a new form of sustainable habitability for the Earth. Of course, to reduce our ecological footprint on the lithosphere in a profound and decisive way, the gentler and more respectful movement of people and goods will still have to rely on more virtuous development of green public spaces and on the implementation of buildings and establishments on piles and stilts. Building without damaging living organisms, ecosystems, biotopes, air, water and subsoil (see "Des sols et des hommes, un lien menacé " by Alain Ruellan, IRD Éditions, 2010) are just some of the collateral paradigms to be invented in a sober, practical, resilient and sustainable way, such as the active mobility motorway ( * ). The best consensus would be to build footbridges on pylons, buildings on stilts and fully permeable pavements.