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The Metropolitan Mobility Observatory (MMO) is an initiative of analysis and reflection, comprised of the Public Transport Authorities (PTA), of the main Spanish metropolitan areas, the Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Environment, the Ministry of Public Works , the Ministry of Industry - through the Institute for Energy Diversification and Savings (IDAE )- and the Ministry of Internal Affairs - through the DGT - in order to reflect the contribution of public transport to improve the quality of life and sustainable development in cities.
The MMO publishes an annual report analyzing the mobility of participating metropolitan areas.
Another important activity is the MMO Technical Conferences, which presents the annual reports.
Organizations that plan and manage infrastructure and public transport services in metropolitan areas.
Access to the MMO annual reports. Last report published in June 2016.
Disponible las 24 horas del día, el servicio solo dejará de funcionar durante las Fiestas de San Fermín y contará con un mínimo de 250 bicicletas repartidas en 20 bases por toda la ciudad.
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“Se incorpora además un sistema de puntos que premia a los usuarios habituales, porque hace que cuanto más viajen más ahorren”.
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Los dispositivos se suman a las 24 pantallas ubicadas en las principales estaciones que informan sobre la capacidad de los trenes.
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OMM Report 2015 - published in June 2017 (Summary).
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