Palma town hall has installed three more speed radars to monitor compliance with the 30 kilometres per hour limit in much of the city. They are by Calle Pascual Ribot 34 and by Calle Aragon 366 and on the corner of Pompeu Fabra and Joan Bonet.
Three new 30 km/h speed radars in Palma
There were already six radars installed in October
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This has nothing to do with sustainability or safety or whatever the government claims it to be. With businesses shut down and no tourists, the government has no tax revenue. Apparently their solution is to make impossibly low speed limits so they can extort an already financially struggling population through fines. Absolutely shameful.