Ingartek members will teach in the vectalia mobility chair
Ingartek will be one of the companies in charge of collaborating and imparting its knowledge in the Vectalia Mobility Chair. The chair aims to respond to the growing interest of companies, professionals and researchers in the mobility and transport sector.
Vectalia has offered this chair since 2015, and its purpose is to spread knowledge to improve the quality of life in cities. This purpose is fully aligned with Ingartek’s objectives of offering intelligence in motion, together with this company’s desire to continue creating a world that facilitates the mobility of citizens when traveling.
Greater concern about mobility issues
Mobility and everything related to it, is creating more and more concern in society. For this reason, this chair aims to create and consolidate a meeting point and a place for reflection, debate and research on everything related to sustainable mobility systems.
The Vectalia Mobility Chair is attached to the University of Alicante and directed by Professor Javier García Barba, Deputy Director of Roads, Canals and Ports Engineering. In addition, it has the support and collaboration of the management of the Higher Polytechnic School of the University of Alicante.
Participants in it, will have the opportunity to learn about mobility issues through different activities, including courses and seminars, carrying out Mobility Plans and Studies, research work, development of doctoral theses or master’s degree projects… In short, everything related to the comprehensive improvement of mobility.
At Ingartek we share the commitment to promote sustainable urban mobility, which is why we are pleased to have the opportunity to share our knowledge and our projects with the students of the chair.
With all the experience of Ingartek
The entire Ingartek multidisciplinary team will devote itself to imparting the best knowledge on mobility acquired in more than 15 years of experience in offering mobility solutions to cities, their public administrations and citizens to optimize transport management, mobility and urban accessibility.
