The Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) for Cyprus’ National Strategic Land Transport Plan (NSLTP) until 2040 is open for public consultation until June 14, 2024. The plan targets a significant increase in public transport usage from 3% to 17% while reducing car use by 14%. Transport accounts for 22% of greenhouse gas emissions in Cyprus, with the NSLTP proposing measures to improve sustainable transport modes and discourage car use. The plan includes increasing electric vehicle charging stations and strategically placing hydrogen stations by 2040 to reduce exhaust emissions. The preferred scenario supports electric and hydrogen vehicles, contributing to reducing greenhouse gas emissions. The plan proposes measures like Urban tolls and low-emission zones in city centers to restrict car movement and reduce air pollution. Additionally, incentives for sustainable transport modes, active mobility, and alternative fuel vehicles are included to promote environmental sustainability. The NSLTP aims to enhance employment opportunities and attract business activities by creating new jobs through subsidies for professional drivers. Overall, the plan focuses on supporting sustainable transport modes, economic incentives for active mobility, and reducing greenhouse gas emissions in Cyprus.