The Spanish Ministry of Transport, Mobility and Urban Agenda (MITMA) has developed es.movilidad, the Safe, Sustainable and Connected Mobility Strategy 2030, which aligns with MoviTUR’s lines of research.
- Mobility as a citizen’s right and an essential element of social cohesion
- Sustainable, safe, accessible and affordable mobility solutions for all citizens
- Universal accessibility
2. TRANSPORT INTEGRATION, INTERMODALITY & MAAS
3. TRAFFIC OPERATIONS AND NETWORK MANAGEMENT
- Shift from the paradigm «investment in infrastructure» to «investment in mobility»
- Efficiency of limited resources
- Prioritisation of safety, conservation and maintenance, daily mobility, intermodality and technification
- Financial balance of rail infrastructure managers
- Security as a basic transversal element of the right to mobility
- Security from an integral point of view
3. TRAFFIC OPERATIONS AND NETWORK MANAGEMENT
- Improving people’s quality of life by protecting their physical health and mental well-being
- Efficiency in the use of resources and in the management of transport systems, means and terminals
- Basic regulatory homogeneity, technological neutrality and respect for free competition
- Internalisation of the negative externalities of transport (particularly energy and environmental)
1. QUALITY OF LIFE, INCLUSIVE & SUSTAINABLE CITIES
5. ELECTRIFICATION & LOW-EMISSION TRANSPORT TRANSITION
- Technology as a tool, not as an end in itself
- Technological neutrality. Future-proof regulation
4. BIGDATA & INTELLIGENT TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS (ITS)
6. COOPERATIVE, CONNECTED & AUTOMATED MOBILITY (CCAM)
- Intermodality as a firm ally of mobility in Spain
- The gain in competitiveness and logistical efficiency as basic elements of efficient intermodality
7. TRANSPORT LOGISTIC AND LAST MILE DELIVERY
- Free movement of people and goods Europe-wide
- Continuous and seamless mobility in our connections with Europe
- The TEN-T (RTE-T) as an element of connection and integration of Europe
Spain as a European logistics platform
- Raising public awareness is a key element in moving towards sustainable and safe mobility
- Public action must promote professionals in the mobility sector with the right skills to respond to the needs of the productive sector and society
- New business models cannot threaten labour rights
- The field of transport cannot remain on the sidelines of gender equality policies integration of Europe
- Spain as a European logistics platform
- To achieve a complete digital transformation of MITMA’s processes
- To strengthen internal communication channels, which promote a more agile and flexible activity
- Resolve internal reluctance to change
- To become an organisation that promotes innovation
- Promoting the ministry’s involvement in international forums