Temporary ban on electric scooters on public transport
For a period of six months starting on 1st February 2023 it will not be possible to enter public transport vehicles or facilities with electric scooters or monowheels
Mobility changes in the Eixample district
Mobility changes has been introduced in the four new green hubs and squares in the Eixample district.
Public transport fares in 2023
The transport tickets T-usual and T-jove will keep the same discounts.
Safe mobility
Infringing regulations leads to fines and puts peaceful coexistence at risk. Making the city a safer place
Better transport with T-mobilitat
With T-mobilitat you can travel with your mobile phone or smartcard safely and easily.
Latest news
Where can I park my motorcycle?
02/02/2023 - 14:03
Mobility and transport. An information campaign for motorcyclists gets under way.
Work continues to make Via Laietana greener, friendlier and more sustainable
01/02/2023 - 10:00
Urban planning. Work on the first stage of the transformation concludes on 10 April and has affected the section between Pl. Urquinaona and Carrer Jonqueres, on the side nearest the Besòs. Work on the side nearest the Llobregat...
Endolla Barcelona to reach 1,000 recharging points in 2023
28/01/2023 - 11:17
Environment and sustainability. The service closed out the year with 60% more recharges and over 16,000 users. Another 300 recharging points will be added around all city neighbourhoods.
Approval for the update to the LEZ with social improvements
27/01/2023 - 15:35
Low Emission Zone. New measures are added to provide cover for the most vulnerable part of the population and temporary authorisations for professionals.
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A CITY FOR WALKING OR CYCLING IN
We’re adapting public space and mobility so that we can get around the city more easily and safely, always using healthy and sustainable means of transport which benefit everybody. We’re working for the city we want.
Getting around SAFELY AND SUSTAINABLY
There are a lot of people in the city and each of us moves around in a different way. We therefore need to know the regulations for each mode of transport that we use.
Barcelona City Council is also promoting infrastructure improvements for each mode of transport, as well as measures to protect the most vulnerable users –bicycle and motorcycle riders and pedestrians–, with regulations that foster peaceful coexistence and safety, to protect ourselves and care for other users.
Priority: Pedestrians
Pedestrians are at the centre of mobility more than ever now: in Barcelona people get around on foot and enjoy the city.
Walking is the healthiest and most natural way for us to get about. We’re all pedestrians at one moment or another. It’s essential to have traffic-calmed spaces, where we can get around safely with less pollution. Spaces where we can get together, chat, play and stroll. Spaces for enjoying the city.
City HEALTH
Barcelona is adapting to become a leader in sustainable fume-free mobility.
Fighting climate change and reducing greenhouse-gas emissions is more necessary than ever. Barcelona is making the most of the opportunity to work towards a healthy city, where the right to mobility and the right to a future with clean air coexist.
City Cycling
Bike lanes, cycling corridors and streets with 30 km/h speed limits offer spaces where bikes get priority over motor vehicles.
We’re opening up spaces for the bicycle to become the priority means of transport. We're extending the network of bike lanes and guaranteeing journeys around the city by linking street-calmed areas with public transport options so that you can always take your bike with you.
The electric mobility strategy aims to increase the number of electric vehicles used by municipal services and public transport, as well as incentivising their private use.
You can check the regulation for personal mobility vehicles (PMV) and cycles with more than two wheels, in order to solve the problems of coexistence in the public space.
Take a look at the parking regulation for motorcycles and mopeds in the streets of Barcelona Thank you for parking in the designated spaces!
An area of more than 95 km2 has been established (Barcelona and the municipalities surrounding the ring roads or ‘rondas’) where it is restricted the circulation of pollutant vehicles.
You can see the map of the bicycle lane network, both implemented and in progress, as well as the cycle routes in Barcelona (last updated: September 2018)
Available now with T-usual and T-jove, also for single parent and large families.
