Sustainable Mobility
Do you commute daily to the Universitat Politècnica de València? Discover all the transport options available to you
[ 04/09/2025 ]
Nearly 40,000 people travel to the campuses of the Universitat Politècnica de València (UPV) every day to study or work.
To help reduce traffic congestion, emissions, and noise pollution, the UPV encourages its university community to opt for sustainable transport and is working to expand the available options.
New this academic year: new Metrobús routes now provide direct connections to the València campus from Llíria, L’Eliana, and Paterna.
UPV Strategy
The Universitat Politècnica de València has approved a Sustainable Mobility Strategic Plan 2023?2027 to ensure efficient and participatory transport management.
A dedicated website with information on all public transport options is also available.
Electric chargers and parking facilities
Each day, around 14,000 people drive to the Universitat Politècnica de València. The UPV encourages carpooling.
Twelve electric car charging stations — exclusively for the UPV community — have been installed across the three campuses.
At the València campus, the PoliBici service provides parking facilities with electric chargers for bikes and scooters.
The UPV has also created maps showing the location of bicycle parking (both surface and underground). Here are the maps for the Vera and Gandia campuses. At the Alcoy campus, bike parking is in the main car park.
Public transport
The main transport options include:
València Campus
Metrobús: This year, new direct routes to the Vera campus have been launched:
L136A Llíria – Universities (UPV and UV),
L136B L’Eliana – Universities (UPV and UV),
L136C Paterna – Universities (UPV and UV).
Tram: with stops at Universitat Politècnica de València, La Carrasca, Tarongers – Ernest Lluch, and Beteró.
València city bus (EMT): multiple lines and stops near the campus.
Train: El Cabanyal station is 10 minutes from the UPV. From Estació del Nord, you can take metro lines and city buses or use the cycling lane network.
Bicycle: València has an extensive network of cycle lanes reaching the Vera campus and the Valenbisi bike-sharing service.
Gandia Campus
Train: RENFE operates a station in the city centre with trains every 30 minutes. A free shuttle bus takes UPV students to the campus. Playa de Gandia station is just 10 minutes away.
La Marina Gandiense: This service connects the beach and the city of Gandia.
Bicycle: Gandia has a network of cycle lanes that reach the campus.
Alcoy Campus
Train: RENFE offers several daily services between Alcoy and València. The route is currently operated by bus to improve and upgrade the line.
Bus: Two intercity bus companies — Vectalia and Alsa — connect Alcoy with València, Alicante, and other towns. The city also has a local bus service.
Bicycle: Alcoy?s cycle lane network provides good access to the campus.
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