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Digizity video presented: the smart, connected and efficient bus that runs through Zaragoza

18/05/2024

Source: ITA, Technological Institute of Aragon

DIGIZITY is part of a comprehensive model implemented in Zaragoza and aimed at creating a zero-emission city and promoting sustainable mobility with the transition from private vehicles to public transport.

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