Mobility

The dialogue between mobility, technology, transport, logistics and clever cities is under discussion during the 5th Edition of MOBLAB – Congresso Anual da Mobilidade Inteligente, which takes place, today and tomorrow, at Museu do Carro Elétrico.

Due to the celebrations of São João in the city, the Luís I bridge will be closed for circulation either to pedestrians or of the metro.

S. João can be felt all over the city, but everything is concentrated on the night of the 23rd to the 24th. Two years after, the party is back to the city streets, with a program for everyone. It is therefore advisable to use public transports, for better mobility of people and vehicles. There will be some traffic constraints, including on the Luís I Bridge.

Francisco Sá Carneiro Airport is seen as a strategic point in the goals of Iberia and British Airways, which intend to intensify the number of routes from Porto.

Starting in June, Metro do Porto will extend the service from the airport line to Campanhã station, also increasing the frequency to 15 minutes.

From 30 June, there will be two weekly connections to Porto, with a stopover in Madrid, on Thursday and Sunday.

The data are from the entity responsible for managing Portuguese airspace, NAV Portugal

The Municipality aims to grant all Ukrainian citizens who have arrive to live in Porto, under the temporary protection regime, an Andante intermodal card, for free use of the city’s public transports network.

In this way, and according to the German Airline, “Porto passengers will have greater flexibility and will be able to reach almost all connecting flights in Munich, thanks to the early morning arrival time”.

They are one of the 167 destinations guaranteed, in the next season, including 96 European destinations and 71 intercontinental.