Transforming access to all schools in the municipality of Manacor to make them safer and more people-friendly. The Manacor City Council presented "Safe School Environments" this Monday, a project involving the Public Space, Education, and Local Police departments. Its objective is to reinforce traffic calming measures during school drop-off and pick-up times by encouraging students to walk, cycle, or use scooters to and from school. In total, work will be carried out on the access points of seventeen schools and on more than forty streets throughout the municipality, using specific road markings, vertical signage, and graphic elements that clearly identify priority zones for children and families. An identifying logo will be installed, along with new bicycle and scooter parking facilities at the schools. According to the City Council, the aim is to create safer, more functional, and more visible school areas, and to reinforce the temporary traffic restrictions during arrival and dismissal times, as has been the practice since 2020.