At Aleatica, we seek to build a comprehensive vision of mobility. That’s why we use metrics in line with the best international practices in order to establish clear rules and measure our progress.

It is estimated that by 2050, around 85% of the world’s population will live in cities, making it critical to place the need to optimize urban conditions on the global agenda.

The project, developed together with international partners, public institutions, and academics, allows electric cars to charge while traveling on A35 Brebemi highway, managed by Aleatica, in Italy.

The current nearsightedness is disappearing with the adoption of a long-term vision that goes beyond being trendy, and for its part, is a response to global challenges and each individual business’ goals.

It is time to push for the inclusion of more women on boards, which will spur companies’ growth and is in line with ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) principles.

For a sector as important as mobility, it is necessary to provide solutions that meet the needs of a world in constant motion.

The company has been ranked 2nd in this year’s addition of Expansión’s social responsibility ranking.

Large cities at times need to make urgent transformations to their design and mobility systems in order to resolve issues faced by their populations.

Quality highway infrastructure is a key factor for people’s safety. The correct design and operation of transport links has a positive impact on the wellbeing of society.

Road infrastructure must be developed and operated with a comprehensive safety approach, thinking about the entire useful life of the infrastructure and incorporating technological advances.