Barcelona (Spain)

Barcelona, Spain's vibrant capital of Catalonia, is deeply committed to sustainable urban mobility, aiming to enhance transport efficiency while reducing environmental impact. The city has set a goal to achieve an 80% modal share for sustainable transport modes—such as walking, cycling, and public transit—by 2024.

Barcelona's Urban Mobility Plan (PMU) outlines strategic actions to promote non-polluting transport options. A key initiative is the development of an extensive cycling infrastructure, with over 200 km of bike lanes that connect various city areas, encouraging cycling as a primary mode of transport. ​In addition to cycling, the city has introduced measures to enhance public transportation and reduce private car usage. The Barcelona City Council has presented the Urban Mobility Plan 2025-2030, aiming to decrease private car usage from 19.9% to 15% and increase public transport usage from 34.2% to 37.1% by 2030. ​

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