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Valladolid (Spain)
​Valladolid, located in northwestern Spain, is the capital of the autonomous community of Castile and León. With a population of approximately 300,977 as of 2025 and covering an area of 197.91 km², the city is situated on the Castilian Plateau and is traversed by the Pisuerga and Esgueva rivers. These geographic features influence its urban planning and mobility strategies.
Valladolid has implemented a Sustainable Urban Mobility Plan (SUMP) to promote efficient and eco-friendly transportation modes. The city utilizes PTV Visum software to analyze and model its transport network, aiming to enhance accessibility and reduce emissions .​
Public transport is managed by AUVASA, which has introduced initiatives like the Parkibici network—secure bicycle parking facilities powered by photovoltaic systems—to encourage cycling Cadena SER. Additionally, the city subsidizes public transport fares, including a 20% discount on the BIKI bike-sharing system and continued support for bus passes Cadena SER.​
These efforts align with Valladolid's commitment to sustainability and its participation in the Circular Cities Declaration, promoting a circular economy and sustainable urban development
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300,977
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