8th Conference on Sustainable Mobility
Green and Digital Transition
CSuM 2026
Skyros Island, Greece, 1 – 3 July 2026
The 8th Conference on Sustainable Mobility – CSuM2026, will take place on Skyros Island in Greece on 1 – 3 July 2026.
The event serves as an international platform for knowledge dissemination and collaborative exchange of good practices among researchers, decision makers, service providers, academicians and students active in the domain of sustainable transportation.
Through its main theme, “Green and Digital Transition”, the conference aims to explore how digital technologies, such as AI, big data, automation, and connectivity, can work hand-in-hand with green policies, renewable energy, and low-emission solutions to transform mobility.
The conference is organized by the University of Thessaly, Department of Civil Engineering, Traffic, Transportation and Logistics Laboratory – TTLog, in collaboration with the University of Kentucky and the University of Alabama at Birmingham.
There will be an option for attending the Conference virtually (with reduced registration fees), for those who will not be able to travel.
CSuM2026 Summer Schools
Community-Scale Sustainability
This Summer School focuses on the community scale as a critical unit for sustainable urban design and development, with particular emphasis on neighborhood sustainability assessment and active mobility. Participants are introduced to the Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design for Neighborhood Development (LEED ND) framework and explore strategies for enhancing pedestrian and bicyclist infrastructure at the local level.
Through lectures, case studies, and group-based mapping and design exercises, participants will:
- Apply LEED ND principles to assess neighborhood sustainability,
- Examine smart location and neighborhood pattern strategies,
- Address pedestrian and bicyclist sustainable design
Sustainable Urban & Participatory Planning
This Summer School addresses the growing challenges of city logistics, focusing on sustainable delivery solutions and participatory planning approaches. Participants explore innovative measures such as cargo bikes, consolidation schemes, and freight on public transport, while assessing their performance through structured, stakeholder-driven evaluation processes.
A core component of the Summer School is the use of the EVALOG decision-support platform, enabling participants to:
- Compare alternative urban delivery solutions,
- Simulate participatory planning processes through focus groups,
- Translate stakeholder inputs into evidence-based policy recommendations.
CSuM 2026
Key Dates
Notification for abstract acceptance
- November 18,2025
Notification for paper acceptance and reviewers' comments
- March 5,2026
Full paper resubmission
- March 15, 2026
Early bird registration
- March 15 2026
Registration for accepted papers
- May 15, 2026
Registration for accepted papers
- May 15 2026
Participants
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CSuM 2026
Registration
Standard Fees
Regular Fees
€520
1/100
Early Bird Fees
€470
1/100
Students *
Regular Fees
€370
1/100
Early Bird Fees
€320
1/100
One-day/Virtual attendance
Regular Fees
€420
1/100
Early Bird Fees
€370
1/100
Accompanying Author/Attendee
Regular Fees
€320
1/100
Early Bird Fees
€270
1/100
Additional Paper Fee:
The registration fee covers the presentation and publication of one paper. For each additional paper submitted and presented by the same registered author, a reduced fee by €100 per paper applies.
* For the registration of students, a photocopy of a valid student ID should be sent along with the copy of payment.
What's Included
Participation in all Conference events
Paper publication in Scopus indexed book series
Coffee and lunch breaks, welcome cocktail, official dinner
Special fees apply for participation in social events only and for summer school attendance.
BLOG & NEWS
Latest News
CSuM2026: Deadline extension for paper sumbmission
We would like to inform you that the deadline for full paper or extended abstract submission has been extended until
CSuM2026: Special Session “Co-designing Inclusive and Sustainable Urban Mobility through Collaboration and Innovation”
We are pleased to announce a dedicated special session titled “Co-designing Inclusive and Sustainable Urban Mobility through Collaboration and Innovation”,
CSuM2026: Summer schools announcement
We are excited to announce that two international summer schools will be held, offered by the conference co-organizers: the University of Thessaly,
