Jaume Alzamora, the Més candidate for the presidency of the Council of Mallorca, said on Tuesday that if he becomes president following this May's election, he will pursue a new road plan that evaluates the real possibilities of "reversing" some of the island's road infrastructure. This will be in order to recover space currently dedicated to cars. And while this plan is being assessed, he will seek to create connections between municipalities with bicycle-pedestrian routes.
Election promise for some car-free roads in Mallorca
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Nothing can be done until public transport is drastically improved. With the current free travel incentive the buses are so crowded it’s hard to get on, let alone get a seat. I recently stood up on a bus for one hour 15. Not a fun experience. To travel across county takes hours, which is useless for working people. And don’t get me started on the scarcity of airport buses. If you have a frequent, reliable public transport system people will use it. Penalising drivers without providing a viable alternative is ‘election talk’. In other words - rubbish.