A boost for inclusive mobility as the Street Nav app launches in Monaco

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The Principality officially launched the Street Nav app on Thursday 23 October 2025, demonstrating its continuing commitment to accessibility and inclusion. The app is designed to make it easier for people with reduced mobility to get around the city.

It suggests routes specifically for those different types of disabilities and reflects real-world conditions, including stairs, slopes, elevators, and construction sites.

The app was created through close collaboration between the Department of Health and Social Affairs, the Interministerial Delegation for Digital Transition, and disability organisations.

The initiative is part of the Principality’s long-term policy aimed at promoting greater independence, safety, and equal access to the city for everyone, using digital solutions in the public interest.

Christophe Robino, Minister for Health and Social Affairs, said “This project demonstrates our commitment to the “Handipact” policy, which aims to include all people with disabilities. The app will make it easier for residents, workers, and visitors with reduced mobility to get around.”