Navarre’s capital will be the first stop in a string of debates throughout Spain designed to highlight today’s urban and interurban mobility challenges.

The International Network of Abertis Chairs has already awarded this year's prizes to the best research projects in Spain, France, Mexico, Chile, Brazil, Puerto Rico and Italy, whose national awards as well as the international distinction were presented today in the Italian city of Padua.

Emovis, part of Abertis Mobility Services, was recognized as the 2023 Private Sector Innovation award winner for its Smart Enforcement program by the International Bridge, Tunnel and Turnpike Association (IBTTA).

26 April – Oklahoma is the latest U.S. state to explore the potential of pay-per-mile in collaboration with Emovis, one of the world’s leading providers of sustainable toll-based mobility solutions. The Oklahoma Department of Transportation (ODOT) recently announced a six-month, pay-per-mile pilot progam called Fair Miles Oklahoma that will launch in July. The Oklahoma state legislature mandated the study in 2021 as guidance for future policy changes.

The rise in consumer adoption of fuel-efficient vehicles is a positive development for public health and the environment. However, it also has an impact on highway funding that is largely reliant on ...

 El Consejo de Administración de Abertis, reunido hoy, ha nombrado a Juan Santamaría como nuevo presidente de Abertis.

 23 March 2023. This morning in Madrid, the Abertis Foundation presented the 'Lives in Motion' campaign, which, through a series of travelling debates throughout Spain, will examine the current challenges of urban mobility, focusing mainly on safety, sustainability and inclusion.

Abertis closed the 2022 financial year with a significant growth in traffic in the different countries where it operates.