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Mobility by Vectio with Andrés Monzón

In the last issue of Mobility by Vectio we talked to one of the great references of Spanish Transport Engineering, Professor Andrés Monzón. Professor Monzon attended us in the library of TRANSyT, the center under the Polytechnic University of Madrid of which he was a great promoter and director. Throughout the talk, the professor tells us about the training of Spanish transport engineers, the current situation of mobility at national level and the future challenges that the planet will face in the coming years.

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