ACCESS is pioneering the future of transport in Latin America with a transformational digitalisation project across six countries – Argentina, Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, Mexico, and Peru. 

Our mission is to measurably reduce the greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from the transport sector – which currently contributes 35% in the region.  By 2029, enhanced digitalization in urban transport will accelerate delivery of avoid, shift, and improve strategies to enable improved implementation and shifting to low carbon modes to measurably reduce the GHG emissions and pollution, compared to BAU.

To achieve this, the countries shall integrate cutting-edge digital technology and policies into transport systems in 10 cities, delivering more efficient, low-carbon options that benefit citizens. With long-term goals of creating healthier, cleaner environments, the project also offers significant advantages to national and city governments and the private sector, driving a future where sustainable transport is the norm.

The ACCESS project is propelled by key political partners across Latin America, each playing a crucial role in advancing transport digitalization and urban mobility planning. They are instrumental in driving the ACCESS project’s mission to modernize and digitalize urban mobility, paving the way for sustainable and efficient transportation solutions across Latin America.