Together we are part of the solution for sustainable mobility in Malta
Together we are part of the solution for sustainable mobility in Malta
Our Mission
Another day, another journey, time to reflect and think. Whilst trying to get to our destination we may be stuck in traffic or be one of the people cycling or walking unaffected. We start thinking “this looks nice, I wish “this” and “that” could be improved…” On Greentrips, we want to hear what “this” and “that” is. This is a place to discover and share our ideas, suggestions, experiences and concerns about transport and open spaces in Malta. There are 3 ways to engage:
Discover
Inform yourself about methods of sustainable transport and the relevant operators. We have also prepared a list of other recommended actions for you to consider. Access an extensive list of research and initiatives including the EU Green Deal. Click on the links below, inform yourself and leave a comment.
– Methods of Sustainable Transport
– Other recommended actions
– List of Operators
– Research & Initiatives
– EU Green Deal on Transport
Share Ideas
Come share your experiences, concerns and recommendations about mobility in Malta. Click on the links below to start a conversation or check out what others have to say.
– Health
– Locality
– Route
– Active Travel
– Private Operators
– Public Transport
– Roads & Public Spaces
Empower
Support the cause by checking out how to engage with our partners, become one of our trusted moderators or host your own challenge.
Join the change
News
Follow our News section to stay updated on the latest news, events and offers relating to mobility.
Doctors for Road Safety agree to more speed cameras on Coast Road
Doctors for Road Safety (D4RS) agree to install four new speed cameras along the Coast Road as advised by the Coast Road by the Local Enforcement System Agency (LESA) and Transport Malta. It is not unknown that this road has been fatal for many. D4RS wishes that Transport Malta publishes studies that identify locations where […]
Malta-Gozo fast ferry service from June
The first fast ferry service between Malta and Gozo will start running from June operated by Gozo Fast Ferries. The trip between the Grand Harbour in Valletta and the Mgarr Harbour in Gozo will last around 45 minutes carrying only passengers. Details about prices and schedules are still to be announced. However, the Gozo minister […]
4 new grants to support more eco-friendly transportation
Maltese residents can now apply for the following grants issued by Transport Malta to support the growth of more eco-friendly transportation. (The following is a summary and does not include details of eligibility. For full details and how to apply, please visit: https://www.transport.gov.mt/) Grant 1 An individual can benefit from a grant of €400 to […]
Learn to ride the bicycle for free
Would you like to learn to ride a bike safely and confidently? nextbike are now offering a course to help you achieve that. Safety is their top priority so they start their sessions at safe, quiet areas and progress to more challenging situations whilst still respecting road safety. You will be guided by a certified […]
Yes!! —-> We do have fun…
Check out how we got YOU involved so far.
The Greentrips Community Members
Robert Cuschieri
“I’m a strong believer that if I want change, then change needs to start from myself. And so I try to use my car as last resort where possible.”
Jasmin Brunschwiler
“I do wish everyone living here, would take the environment more into account when choosing how to move around.”
Nicholas Galea
“It is nice to be recognised for actively using sustainable methods of transport rather than the car.”
Ann Camilleri
“Passionate about the environment, I have always wanted to get involved personally and professionally in projects that have a positive impact on the environment.“
Alexandra Rueß
“I want to be part of solution rather than part of the problem.“
Tell us
Get in touch and let us know how we can improve your experience.
Our trusted moderators and contributors
Special thanks to our loyal moderators and contributors who help us make Malta a better place to live.
Dr Kenneth Scerri
Andrew Firbank
Josef Florian Micallef
Steve Muscat Azzopardi
Kurt Guillaumier
Join the change
We need to tackle the way we travel and feel safe to travel in our streets. Join the Greentrips movement and be part of a growing community mobilising to change the face of transport in Malta.
Participate
It is easy to be part of the Greentrips community of change-makers. Start a discussion on our engagement section. Post your experiences whether positive or negative, your concerns and recommendations and make your voice heard.
Volunteer
Find ways to get involved with our collaborators by helping researchers collect data, becoming a content moderator for the Greentrips platform or offering to help kids crossing the road on the way to school. Find more information about the current opportunities on our Volunteer section