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By public transport in Barcelona
Barcelona has an extensive, high quality public transport network available to all. Hundreds of vehicles and trains move both on the surface -buses, trams and taxis- and underground -trains and metros- forming a network connecting all neighbourhoods, districts and nearby towns, with more than 3,000 stops and stations.
One of the main advantages of this network is that all the modes of collective public transport are integrated into a metropolitan fares system. This means that by paying once at the start of the journey, passengers can combine up to four modes of transport in the network in a single journey, an initiative that improves comfort and favours its use.
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16/10/2017
Preparatory work to regulate vehicle sharing
Mobility. A proposal for regulations will be drafted in 2018, building on the benefits of carsharing, motosharing and bikesharing and reducing the negative effects.

21/03/2017
The first phase to cover the Ronda de Dalt starts in the summer
Urban planning. Work will start in July and cover the section between the Mercat de la Vall d’Hebron and the Institute de la Vall d’Hebron, in the neighbourhoods of Sant Genís dels Agudells and La Teixonera.

08/09/2016
Disruptions to mobility and recommendations for Catalan National Day
Catalan National Day. Citizens are advised to use public transport to get to the city and get around. Extra services will be laid on.
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