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La iniciativa es un llamamiento a entidades y startups de todo el mundo con el objetivo de identificar soluciones innovadoras a los retos de la movilidad actual basadas en la utilización de drones para mejorar la operativa vial y el mantenimiento de infraestructuras.

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 partnership mobilises and gets adolescents and young people from São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro involved in discussing safe and sustainable mobility, and counts on their participation and vision in the process of devising public policies to generate change at scale

The Abertis Foundation is working with San Cugat council to run its “El Apagón” (The Blackout) campaign. This action involves screening the story of a driver who caused a fatal accident by driving while drunk.

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 has recently launched a new sustainability plan that affects all theGroup's activities and the countries in which it operates.

La Fundación Abertis ha vuelto a poner en marcha este nuevo curso escolar 2022-2023 el programa de Educación Vial #TenemosQueRepetir, un programa dirigido a concienciar y sensibilizar a los jóvenes sobre la importancia de mantener conductas responsables a la hora de conducir, y de los riesgos de cometer imprudencias en la carretera, por culpa del consumo de alcohol y de otras sustancias.

Abertis -through its Foundation- and UNICEF have signed a four-year renewal of their international collaboration agreement focused on more sustainable mobility for children and youth. This alliance, which was forged in 2017, aims to boost UNICEF's programs in sustainable mobility in Brazil, India and Mexico, and involves a contribution of three million euros.

The Abertis Foundation has today launched the first chapter in a series of online talks titled“Intermitentes”, starring various big names from the world of driving. The aim is to disseminate quality content that explores pressing social issues alongside various prominent guests. 

It recognises the best university work in seven countries: Spain, France, Italy, Mexico, Puerto Rico, Chile and Brazil

Abertis, a global leader in toll road concessions, and Manulife Investment Management have signed an agreement with Macquarie Infrastructure Partners II, a fund managed by Macquarie Infrastructure and Real Assets, and a subsidiary of Skanska AB, for the acquisition of the 100% stake in the Elizabeth River Crossings concession, located in the Hampton Roads region (Virginia, United States).

The research work established a model for calculating the medical costs incurredby car accident victims.

The Abertis Chairs, associated with the Polytechnic University of Madrid (UPM) and the Polytechnic University of Catalonia (UPC), today presented its Abertis Awards in research on Management of Transport Infrastructures and Road Safety in Spain, corresponding to the 17th and 17th editions XVIII, in its two categories: Management of Transport Infrastructures and Road Safety. It is a distinction that recognizes the best doctoral theses or end-of-degree projects of university students from all over Spain, related to the management of road infrastructures in all its aspects, whether technical or managerial, social or economic.

The Abertis Foundation, in collaboration with Autopistas, the Institut Guttmann, Cruz Roja and the General Directorate of Traffic, launches today "Yo te llevo", a new communication campaign to alert and raise awareness among citizens of the risk involved in breaking the rules of road safety, such as using the mobile while driving, exceeding the established speed limit or driving after drinking alcohol. The action begins today in view of the high mobility by car expected during the San Juan festivities, which are celebrated in various geographical areas. More than 30,000 vehicles are expected to move daily on the highways of Catalonia between Wednesday 23rd and Sunday 27th.

The Abertis Chair, from the International Innovation Network of Abertis Chairs, has delivered this morning the Abertis Awards for the Management of Transport Infrastructures and Road Safety of the Abertis-Sanef-École des Ponts Chair, which recognize annually the best final degree projects or doctoral theses of French university students in its two categories: Management of Transport Infrastructures and Road Safety.

Abertis and its Foundation and UNICEF Spain have opened an exhibition in Madrid on the history and work of UNICEF to defend the rights of children around the world on the 75th anniversary of the organization.

The Abertis Foundation today received the PONLE FRENO Award for its road safety campaign #PuedoEsperar (I Can Wait), a high-impact campaign promoted by the Foundation, in collaboration with Movistar and Yelmo Cines, to highlight and raise awareness of the risk of misusing mobile phones and instant messaging apps while driving. The award was accepted by the chairwoman of the Abertis Foundation, Elena Salgado.

The Abertis Chairs Awards in Transport Infrastructure Management and Road Safety, which recognise each year the best final degree projects or doctoral theses of university students in two categories (transport infrastructure management and road safety), have been presented in France and Brazil.

The director of Servei Català de Trànsit (SCT), Juli Gendrau; the manager of the Abertis Foundation, Georgina Flamme; the director of Telefónica Companies in Catalonia, Enrique Santiago; the Manager of Yelmo Cines of Sant Cugat, Javier Meléndez; and the mayor of Sant Cugat, Mireia Ingla, have presented today #PuedoEsperar, a road safety campaign promoted by the Abertis Foundation to alert and raise public awareness of the risk of using the mobile phone and instant messaging applications improperly while driving.

Albert Batlle, deputy mayor for Prevention and Safety at Barcelona City Council; Georgina Flamme, manager of the Abertis Foundation, and Gemma Tarafa, councillor for Health, Aging and Care, have today unveiled ‘El Apagón’ (‘The Blackout’), a campaign to heighten awareness of the dangers of driving after having consumed alcohol or drugs. The initiative is aimed mainly at young people who hit the town over the Christmas period.