In 2022, the city of Barcelona implemented more than 7 km of new cycling infrastructure and reported an increase of 11% of daily bicycle trips compared to the previous year.

In December 2022, Madrid managed to become the first major European capital to have a bus fleet comprised fully of clean vehicles. The city now has a fleet of CNG-powered buses and electric buses.

A new driverless metro line will be installed in the Nuevo Norte district in Madrid after being approved by the government on the 14 December.

From 1 January 2023, public bus services will be free in Palma de Mallorca to those who have a citizen card.

Barcelona Port Authority has received recognition from ESPO, the European Sea Ports Organisation, for its outstanding work in enhancing city connectivity through maritime passenger transport.

Smart devices are being installed to let drivers with reduced mobility to know where nearest free spots can be found and deter illegal parking.

The Spanish government has announced that the use of public long-distance buses in the country will be free in 2023. The subsidy applies to those with multi-trip tickets and effectively extends to long-distance buses an existing measure that has allowed those with multi-trip tickets to travel free on many national, public train services since September 2022.

Barcelona's Deputy Mayor, Janet Sanz, spoke to the POLIS Network about how the superblocks have revolutionised the city and what it plans to do next.

Barcelona’s Urban Mobility Plan 2024 aims to arrive at 80% of trip done by sustainable means. The recent update of the plan integrates 84% of all suggestions handed for its improvement to arrive at the objectives in 2024.

EMT is launching a competition to design the “Concept Bus”, a more attractive, inclusive and functional public transport mode.