According to a study carried out by Ribas y Asociados law firm and published in the Spanish newspaper Expansión, Abertis is the company that most clearly dictates in its Code of Ethics the boundaries that may not be crossed by any member of the organisation, in addition to precisely defining its corporate obligations and ethical principles.

Under the title The elderly, driving at 70 and 80, recognised experts, policymakers and medical experts spent the morning debating on road safety for the over 70s in the different roles they may have during journeys (as drivers, passengers or pedestrians).

Autopistas del Oeste’s “Zero Vision” road awareness campaign aims to raise awareness in the community about the road hazards they are exposed to every day while driving and how to reduce the traffic accident rate.

The Abertis Foundation today received a 2015 Stela Awards for its commitment to the workplace integration of people with Down’s Syndrome and other disabilities. These awards are conferred by the Down’s Syndrome Foundation of Madrid.

The Abertis Foundation, Barcelona City Council, the Catalan Down Syndrome Foundation, Te-léfonica, and the public transport operator, Transports Metropolitans de Barcelona, have laun-ched KanGo!, a project to help school children from the neighbourhood of Sarrià-Sant Gervasi (Barcelona) to travel to school alone on public transport. The pilot scheme aims to help school children become more independent, making sure they are safe on their way to school, and winning the trust of both the pupils and their families.