Comment: In the slow lane
magine what it will be like in the summer
“The local authorities should really consider a car sharing scheme...” | JOAN TORRES
Palma25/03/2022 09:36
From next year vehicles of a certain age will not be allowed into Palma in the latest battle by the local authorities to save the planet. Older vehicles do not have the same “green” credentials as their younger counterparts. Perhaps, the council could also consider a car sharing scheme.
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The trains would be the best way to get people about the island but here they don’t even reach key towns, especially in the north, don’t run anything like enough and aren’t advertised or promoted at all. Infrastructure would be a cost but once built it would address congestion and pollution. If there was a train to Alcudia I would definitely go to and from Palma on it. But… Dream on, whilst sitting in a traffic jam.
Virtually all cars on Mallorca are driven by foreigners.
The first thing Palma needs is a park and ride scheme. It's hard to comprehend that a city of 400,000 people doesn't have one. And link it up with the tram when it's finally built.