Rush-hour tailbacks in Palma, such as at the meeting of the Inca motorway and the Via Cintura in the Andratx direction, are an everyday occurrence. But on Wednesday, the jams were reported to have been worse than usual. Tráfico said that there weren't any accidents; the delays were due to volume of traffic and roadworks.
Palma rush-hour traffic grinding to a halt
No accidents, but the jams were worse
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The plaza España work is in the square, not on the road and is not affecting traffic in any way.
This was mentioned months ago and it was clearly discussed as a coming problem the trees the traffic the dirt and dust if you think this is Bad wait till May gonna a be a daily Nightmare for the People the politicians and the tourist !