The New York Times, in its article published in September 25, presents the urban mobility model of Pontevedra as a global example of a city that, after decades of dedication to reducing traffic and recovering spaces for pedestrians, has achieved dramatic improvements in safety and sustainability.

As the Pontevedra City Council highlights on its website, the ideal objective of any accident prevention policy has been met with a figure of zero deaths since 1999.

At Better Consultants we are proud that our Digital Traffic Accidents Management System is part of this transformation story.

For years, our solution has contributed to the agility and precision in the management of accidents in the Local Police of Pontevedra, allowing the optimization of data on accidents and strengthening road safety on its streets. Thanks to this tool, accident data is centralized and analyzed with precision, improving the response capacity of the police and facilitating a more detailed control of critical points.

Pontevedra’s success has become a benchmark for other cities in the EU and elsewhere, seeking to adopt sustainable and safe mobility models.

At Better Consultants, we remain committed to supporting cities in their transition to a safer and more efficient future.

Original article published in the New York Times