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Municipal staff in Valladolid, Spain, are going electric in their daily work. With a fleet of 13 e-cars, the municipality is leading by example in adopting a more ecological behaviour thanks to EU-funded project REMOURBAN.
Municipal staff members are now able to drive around the city without polluting the air, thanks to the municipality's own fleet of twelve electric vehicles. Some nineteen charging points, including 1 fast and 4 semi-fast stations, strategically placed around Valladolid offer both staff and private e-vehicle owners the opportunity to recharge their vehicles.
Angela Rivada of the municipality's electric vehicle office states: "In Valladolid, we're keen to promote electro-mobility and this means leading by example. Behaviour change is often long and complicated, but we've started the process and have put everything in place for that to happen. Even the mayor himself can be seen driving an e-car.’
