Who are we?

We are the sector association for Intelligent Transport Systems (ITS) in Spain, bringing together the main ITS stakeholders (authorities and operators) and the organisations that collaborate with them.

Founded in 2002 following the 10th ITS World Congress held in Madrid, we have remained at the heart of the Spanish ITS sector ever since.

Our main mission is to serve as a forum for technical experts from the authorities and operators responsible for ITS to discuss challenges and identify the best ITS solutions in collaboration with leading companies and research centres.

An association dedicated to smart mobility in Spain

Our activities serve as the meeting point around which the Spanish ITS is organised.

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Our Leaders

President

Soledad Pérez-Galdós

She holds a degree in Civil Engineering from the UPM and a degree in Physical Sciences from the UNED. She is currently Infrastructure Co-ordinator at the Madrid Regional Transport Consortium, where she also heads the Centre for Innovation in Public Transport and Sustainable Mobility, which was originally established in collaboration with the UITP. She has held senior positions at the Directorate-General for Roads of the Community of Madrid and has extensive experience in planning, accessibility, road safety and transport technologies.
Vicepresident

Ana Blanco Bergareche

A Civil Engineer from the UPM with a Master’s degree in Mobility Management and Planning from the UPC. She began her career in the private logistics sector and, since 2002, has been a member of the Senior Traffic Technicians’ Corps. She currently holds the post of Deputy Assistant Director at the Directorate-General for Traffic (DGT), with a solid track record in mobility and public administration.
Vicepresident

Marta Alonso Anchuelo

A Civil Engineer from the UPM. She began her career at CEDEX, specialising in pavement maintenance and road surface management. Since 2007, she has worked for Madrid City Council, where she has held various posts relating to urban mobility. She is currently Director-General of Traffic Management and Monitoring, overseeing the ITS traffic systems and the Mobility Management Centre.
ITS Andalucía President

Manuel Moreno

He holds a degree in Industrial Engineering and an MBA from the Andalusian Business School. With an extensive career in private companies with an international reach, he has served as manager of the Bay of Cádiz Transport Consortium and coordinator of the Andalusian Transport Consortia Network.
Actualmente, es presidente de ITS Andalucía, liderando importantes proyectos de interoperabilidad, movilidad marítima y desarrollo de redes de transporte público.
ITS Cataluña Vicepresident

Vicente Gallego

A civil engineer with a background in business management and transport planning. He has received awards such as the 2012 ITS Spain National Award and the Best Traffic Management Project Award (EasyWay, 2009). He has been responsible for the construction and maintenance of traffic control systems at the Catalan Traffic Service (Servei Català de Trànsit).
He is currently vice-president of ITS Spain, vice-president of ITS Catalonia and vice-president of the Ibero-American Federation of Traffic Engineers, as well as an independent consultant in the ITS sector.
Actualmente es vicepresidente de ITS España, vicepresidente de ITS Catalunya y vicepresidente de la Federación Iberoamericana de Ingenieros de Tránsito, además de asesor independiente en el sector ITS.
Secretary

Jaime Huerta Gómez de Merodio

An industrial engineer with a Master’s degree in Economics and Business Management. He is Secretary-General of ITS Spain, ITS Ibero-America and the Association of Traffic Engineers, and serves on various standardisation committees. He was Chief Traffic Control Engineer at Seville City Council (1991–2007), playing a leading role in the development of the ITS sector in Spain.

Our partners

Our association comprises authorities from all levels of government (Ministry, Directorates-General, autonomous communities and local councils), as well as research and technology centres, private companies that provide or tender for ITS solutions, and associations representing sectors in which ITS plays a significant role.

This enables us to set up committees which give rise to initiatives that are essential for the sector, such as the 159th committee on standardisation, public transport, smart cities, and so on.

AUTHORITIES

They represent public bodies at all levels of government: ministries, autonomous communities, provincial councils and local councils. Their involvement ensures that ITS initiatives are aligned with policies on mobility, sustainability and the digital transformation of transport.

ENGINEERING COMPANIES AND TECHNOLOGY INTEGRATORS

Companies that develop and implement advanced technological solutions for smart mobility. Their expertise is key to integrating traffic management systems, sensors, digital platforms and other tools into ITS projects.

TECHNOLOGY CENTRES AND ASSOCIATIONS

Institutions dedicated to research, innovation and sectoral collaboration. They provide scientific expertise and technical support, and promote cooperation amongst the various stakeholders involved in the development of intelligent transport systems.

OPERATORS

Organisations responsible for the management and operation of public and private transport infrastructure and services. Their involvement in ITS helps to improve operational efficiency and the user experience, and to move towards more sustainable and connected mobility.
 
 

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