The Porto Sustainable Urban Mobility Plan (PMUS) has an estimated cost of 1.2 billion euros over 10 years, with 75% of the investment destined for the public transport network, including 600 million euros for the metro network expansion. The document, which will be subject to public consultation, divides investments into three main axes: circulation, parking and logistics (176 million), active modes (88 million) and urban system (55 million). The Porto City Council would be responsible for a total investment of 478.3 million euros. Among the main expenses, free transport for residents (213 million), use of the VCI channel (53.5 million) and the redesign of the Circular road (43.2 million) stand out. The plan also identifies that Porto residents value direct connection to the destination more than price for public transport, and that cycling mobility is one of the city's major gaps.
Jornal Económico06/09/26, 12:23
