The MA-20, the Via Cintura in Palma, is the second busiest road in Spain. The speed limit is now 80 kilometres per hour. There has been an intensification of speed controls since the limit was cut from 120 km/h in February.
Speeding on the Via Cintura
Second busiest road in Spain
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They'd better focus their filters on drinking and driving, there are already cameras for speeding. There would be less dangerous people on the roads and more parking places in the evening in Santa Catalina.
Everybody goes 90. I doubt that they will fine everybody. There are national roads with higher speed than that highway :)).
Nothing to do with road safety more like raking in the cash for Majorca’s non tourist beleaguered economy. A complete waste of resources which should be directed to drug dealer apprehension sion and illegal gatherings instead.