Bicimad Expands Beyond Madrid for the First Time, Reaching Pozuelo de Alarcón
Madrid, Community of Madrid, Spain – April 15, 2026 – EMT Madrid’s public electric bicycle rental system, Bicimad, is making a significant stride in sustainable mobility by extending its services beyond the capital for the first time. The system is currently installing 30 new stations and will deploy 370 bicycles in the municipality of Pozuelo de Alarcón, with the service anticipated to commence this summer.
This expansion, backed by an estimated investment of 2.32 million euros funded by the Pozuelo de Alarcón City Council, began with station installations earlier this week. The move signifies a crucial step in Bicimad’s consolidation as a key solution for sustainable urban transportation and marks the beginning of a connected network that transcends municipal boundaries.
Interoperability and Seamless Integration
The City Councils of Madrid and Pozuelo de Alarcón have formalized their collaboration through an agreement that outlines the implementation and operation of the Bicimad system in Pozuelo. This agreement ensures the necessary institutional coordination to guarantee service quality, integration into the existing network, and proper long-term maintenance. The convenio stipulates that both investment and subsequent operational costs will be borne by the Pozuelo de Alarcón City Council, while the management of the service will be handled by the Madrid City Council under the same terms as in the capital.
A cornerstone of this expansion is the full interoperability of the service. Users will be able to utilize Bicimad seamlessly between both municipalities, facilitating easy and flexible interurban travel. This integration represents a significant advancement towards a connected mobility model, promoting sustainable commuting between municipalities and fostering more eco-friendly habits.
New Locations and Future Vision
With this new expansion, Bicimad reinforces its commitment to decarbonizing Madrid’s mobility and building a network capable of connecting various municipalities. The initiative aims to optimize both urban and interurban travel, encouraging a broader adoption of sustainable transportation methods.
The list of new station locations in Pozuelo de Alarcón includes:
- Calle de San Juan de la Cruz, 1
- Calle de la Estación, 2
- Calle de Saturno, 1
- Calle de Mingo y Velasco, esquina calle de Valdemoro
- Calle de Volturno, 2
- Polideportivo Valle de las Cañas
- Calle de Antonia Ruiz, 33, esquina calle del Madroño del Paular
- Calle de José Isbert, esquina calle de Edgar Neville
- Carretera de Húmera, 63
- Calle del Camino de las Huertas, 16
- Paseo de la Casa de Campo, esquina avenida de los Ángeles
- Vía de las Dos Castillas, 11
- Paseo del Club Deportivo, 1
- Travesía de Peñalara, 1
- Avenida de la Comunidad de Madrid, 3
- Avenida de Italia, 42
- Calle de Isaac Albéniz, 3
- Carretera de Húmera, 88
- Avenida de Luis García Cereceda, esquina avenida de la Finca
- Calle de Juan de Orduña 2
- Avenida del Talgo, 44
- Avenida de Europa, 43
- Calle de Diego Velázquez, 1
- Carretera de Húmera, 96
- Avenida de Juan XXIII, esquina calle de Fernando Coca de la Piñera
- Calle de Hermanos San Román, 1
- Calle del Camino de las Huertas (polideportivo El Torreón)
- Plaza de Mercedes Llorente
- Avenida de Luis García Cereceda, 5
- Avenida de Húmera, 1
This strategic expansion underscores Bicimad’s dedication to creating a more accessible and environmentally friendly transportation system for the entire region.
Source: madrid.es
