223 new buses will be added to interurban routes this winter, according to the Ministry of Mobilitat & Housing.
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New Fleet of Interurban buses this winter
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No point having 100% electric buses when most of the electricity in Mallorca comes from the burning of fossil fuel. The island could be nearly 100% run on solar plus battery storage power but there's practically zero development of such resources.
So Palma to Manacor, Porto Cristo, Sa Coma, Cala Millor, Cala Bona, Cala Ratjada, etc. will not have any of the new Buses on those routes. The East Side of the Island is still being neglected with Public Transport. Let alone the Train connections from Manacor to Arta etc. One day, the transport vehicles and their timetables will arrive on time. When there were no Tourists, they arrived to their scheduled times. As soon as a few Tourists arrived, they were anything from 15 to 30 minutes LATE !. No doubt even with any new Buses. They will not operate to their schedules.