Business at Moventis is based on the four pillars of service excellence; operational safety and sustainability; the guarantee of a sound long-term financial position; and, of course, ensuring the wellbeing of all 5,800 professionals who make up the workforce.
Continue readingMoventis starts providing the public collective transport service for the Port and Logistics Activity Zone (ZAL) in Barcelona
On 23 August, Moventis began providing an urban passenger collective transport service to the Port of Barcelona and the Logistics Activity Zone (ZAL).
Continue readingMoventis makes first appearance at international sustainable mobility trade fair, MOVE London 2023
Attendance at this benchmark event for efficient mobility is fully aligned with the company’s commitment.
Continue readingMoventis showcases solutions at UITP Global Public Transport Summit in Barcelona
Moventis wants all its vehicles to be “zero-emissions” by 2035. The company has invested 120 million euros since 2020 alone to achieve that goal.
Continue readingJosep Maria Martí gives interview with El Periódico
Overseas operations will grow from 15% to 27% and then to 33% in future years.
Continue readingMoventis at the UITP Global Transport Summit Barcelona 2023
Moventis returns as sponsor and official transport partner for the TRAM Barcelona Open in order to promote and raise awareness for wheelchair tennis
The public transport division of Moventia is to be the mobility partner for the International Wheelchair Tennis Tournament for the third time.
Continue readingMiquel Martí at “Desperta BCN!”
The Chairman of Moventia took part in an event promoted by Crónica Global, Metrópoli and El Español.
Continue readingJosep Maria Martí at Catalan Association of Civil Engineers
Vice-President of Moventia and CEO of Moventis takes part in Electric Bus Day.
Continue readingMoventis TCC Pamplona reaches pre-pandemic levels in traveller record
Moventis TCC Pamplona, the concessionary company in charge of urban and interurban transport within the Pamplona territory, has posted a record of more than 150,000 tickets on February 3rd. These values are identified parallel to the Sanfermines season.
The first week of February was notable for the large volume of travellers who chose to travel to villavesas. According to Regional Urban Transport, a total of 152,247 trips were registered on the first Friday of the month, a new record of figures that evoke data from before the start of the Covid-19 pandemic.
In turn, the entire first week of February reached 20,000 more travellers, compared to levels prior to the health crisis. These very flattering data occur in the context of the current 50% discount on the bus ticket established by the Government of Navarra, in addition to the disappearance of the obligation to use a facemask on public transport. These two aspects favor a greater demand for the use of public transport.
From TCC Pamplona we want to thank all users for trusting in our service. We will continue working to operate with the best quality and precision that is in our power, since every day there are more travellers who bet on Las villavesas.