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The Metropolitan Mobility Observatory (MMO) is an initiative of analysis and reflection, comprised of the Public Transport Authorities (PTA), of the main Spanish metropolitan areas, the Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Environment, the Ministry of Public Works , the Ministry of Industry - through the Institute for Energy Diversification and Savings (IDAE )- and the Ministry of Internal Affairs - through the DGT - in order to reflect the contribution of public transport to improve the quality of life and sustainable development in cities.
The MMO publishes an annual report analyzing the mobility of participating metropolitan areas.
Another important activity is the MMO Technical Conferences, which presents the annual reports.
Organizations that plan and manage infrastructure and public transport services in metropolitan areas.
Access to the MMO annual reports. Last report published in June 2016.
El transporte público de viajeros en el interior del país por carretera, ferroviario, aéreo y marítimo se reducirá al menos un 50%, a excepción del servicio de Cercanías y del resto de transportes de competencia autonómica y municipal, es decir, Metro y autobuses urbanos e interurbanos.
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El descenso fue del 83,8% en el caso de Metro de Madrid, que sumó 232.616 viajes y del 79,4% en el de la EMT de la ciudad de Madrid, con 168.137 viajes.
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Metrovalencia constata un descenso del 81 % del pasaje, Renfe un 75 % y la EMT registra una caída de hasta el 95 % el domingo.
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OMM Report 2015 - published in June 2017 (Summary).
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