"The COVID-19 crisis heavily impacts our economy. As the pandemic is likely to continue affecting our daily lives until at least 2021, EU policy makers need to better assess the potential consequences of the current crisis. As the crisis disrupted how much we move and the way we move, the mobility system and the whole transport-related economy have been particularly hit.

This paper takes stock of the immediate impacts of the COVID-19 crisis on our mobility and the first response provided by public authorities to support the economy, workers and citizens in this extraordinary situation. It reflects on the possible effects of a longer sanitary and economic crisis, in particular the potential longer term implications of the crisis for the transport sector."

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