Central
State competences[1]
- Responsibility for itineraries of general interest and international communication;
- Policy-making and management of roads and railway transport with a trans-regional dimension;
- Oversight of TEN-T projects and TEN initiatives in the Mediterranean Corridor and the Atlantic Corridor.
- Policy-making and implementation of air and sea transport, of general interest or engaged in commercial activities;
- Management of EU funds for infrastructures with a trans-regional dimension;
- Ensuring implementation of Plan Estratégico de Infraestructuras y Transport (PEIT, Strategic Infrastructures and Transport Plan).
Regional
- Guaranteeing inter-regional mobility and link with state network;
- Management, planning, coordination and monitoring of public transport activities and services at regional level;
- Roads and infrastructure on the AC territory;
- Railways and infrastructure on the AC territory;
- Airports and ports and infrastructures, not engaged in commercial activities;
- Management of infrastructures with a regional dimension;
- Implementing guidelines of PEIT.
Local
Provincial competences
- Securing coordination and provision of municipal services.
Municipal competences[2]
- Public transport of passengers.
- Urban transport in municipalities with more than 50.000 inhabitants.
Responsible ministries/bodies
Central
Ministry
of Transport, Mobility and Urban Agenda
Sources
Ministerio de Fomento, Organización y funciones, Secretaría de Estado de Infraestructuras, Transportes y Vivienda. [Ministry of Development, Organization and Functions, State Secretary for Infrastructures Transports and Housing]
European Commission, Mobility and Transport: Atlantic https://ec.europa.eu/transport/themes/infrastructure/atlantic_en
[1] Art.149.1.21 Spanish Constitution
[2] These competences shall be exercised in accordance to the conditions defined in the Regional and State laws, therefore there might be slight differences from one Autonomous Community to the other.