More specifically, the urban bus services in Sant Feliu de Guíxols and Barberà del Vallès will be free throughout the day on Saturday, 20 September,, for people living in these towns of El Baix Empordá and El Vallès Occidental, respectively.

Furthermore, the C-22 bus service in Sant Andreu de Llavaneres will be available to use at no cost on Thursday 18 and Friday 19 September in order to facilitate mobility throughout the municipality.

Through these actions, the company specialising in collective mobility seeks to facilitate journeys and incentivise greater use of public transport as a greener alternative.

Encouraging public involvement

A focus was also placed on community involvement in the celebration of European Mobility Week, for example via the SEM photography contest. Cerdanyola del Vallès Local Council is actively involved in this photography contest, which invites competitors to share their sustainable mobility experiences. The company encourages all passengers to hop on the urban buses run by Moventis throughout Cerdanyola and to capture a lovely moment for the contest.

Furthermore, Autobusos de Lleida is one of the companies supporting the ‘Pedalada Popular’ through the streets of Lleida, an event that will take place on Sunday 21 September to foster active mobility, as well as a healthy and sustainable lifestyle in the saddle.

In Mallorca, the 3rd edition of TIBMetratges has already begun; the short film competition based around the island’s transport network being promoted by the Mallorca Transport Consortium (CTM) in partnership with Moventis. This is undoubtedly a great opportunity to showcase some film-making creativity and tell stories or share experiences about intercity buses or other means of public transport.

Through these actions, Moventis is strengthening its commitment to more efficient, accessible and responsible mobility, offering people transport alternatives that build greener cities.