The regional Minister of Mobility of the JCyL visits GMV to learn about advances in transportation digitalization

On March 19^th, José Luis Sanz Merino, the regional Minister of Mobility and Digital Transformation for the regional government of Castille-León (the JCyL), accompanied by Raúl Gómez, the Mayor of Boecillo, visited GMV’s facilities in the Technological Park in this town in the province of Valladolid. The purpose of the visit was to review the progress of a number of modernization works that GMV is implementing under the contracts signed with the JCyL.

The delegation was welcomed by Miguel Ángel Martínez Olagüe, General Director of Intelligent Transportation Systems; Carlos González Bayod, Business Development Director; and Sergio Díez Iglesias, Product Director, who presented the advancements in the onboard ITS equipment developed for regional transportation. These new systems, developed by GMV, will enable the digitalization of the bus fleet and are part of the JCyL’s broader modernization initiative, which, with an investment of €9.8 million, aims to make public transportation more efficient, safer, and better connected.

GMV is currently manufacturing the equipment to be installed on buses operated by service providers throughout the region. Among the devices are new ticket validators, passenger counting systems, and video surveillance, all of which will be connected to a central ITS management system—also supplied by GMV—that will enable real-time monitoring and access to this information.

During the visit, Minister Sanz Merino emphasized GMV’s key role as a “preferred partner” in the modernization of regional transportation and highlighted that the company has been awarded two of the most significant contracts in a €25.4 million investment plan.

The minister further underscored the importance of collaborating with GMV, an internationally recognized company known for providing cutting-edge technological services in the transportation sector. Today, more than 1.000 clients in 35 countries across five continents rely on the intelligent transportation management systems developed by GMV.