The Palma Intermodal Station will be closed on Sunday, April 19th due to an accident simulation that will affect public transport services. Likewise, this closure will be used to carry out an improvement action on the bus entry and exit ramps of the station, with the aim of optimizing the safety and efficiency of the service.

The Palma Intermodal Station will remain closed on Sunday, April 19th due to an accident simulation that will affect public transport services. Likewise, this closure will be used to carry out an improvement on the entrance and exit ramps of the station's buses, with the aim of optimizing the safety and efficiency of the service.

The 32nd Son Ferriol Fair and the 33rd Palma Half Marathon will cause traffic disruptions and detours on some bus lines on Sunday, as part of a special operation organized by the Local Police and the Municipal Transport Company (EMT). In a statement released this Friday, the Palma City Council indicated that, in the case of Son Ferriol, traffic will be closed to a large part of the town center between approximately 6:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. The affected streets include Avenida del Cid and the following streets: Durán, Cabot, Soldado Muelle Corró, Fausto Bonafé, Lorenzo Frau, San Juan de la Cruz, León XII, Escuela Nacional, Sargento Sancho Mulet, Blatera, and María Anna Bonafé.

Palma's Local Police closed access to Palma this morning via Manacor Street, from the Can Blau roundabout, due to a water main break. According to sources at Palma City Hall, a burst pipe forced the traffic restriction. The break occurred at this roundabout, which is the intersection of the ring road and the Manacor road (Ma-20 and Ma-15, respectively), the Police explained on social media.

The Manacor City Council will once again close Joan Lliteres Street and Cós Square to traffic "to gain public space and boost local businesses during the Christmas and Sant Antoni festivities." Starting this Friday, December 19, and continuing until January 19, these two public spaces will have restrictions on motorized vehicle traffic. According to the City Council, "this is a measure that has already been successfully implemented in recent years during specific periods and is being reinstated this year with a more refined system, based on accumulated experience." The City Council warns that ignoring the barrier will result in a fine. However, "the aim is not to issue fines but to raise awareness that a city center with less traffic offers improved quality of life, safety, and comfort for everyone." The Local Police will also reinforce their presence along the entire stretch of both Joan Lliteres Street and Cós Square. Joan Lliteres Street

The Mobility Delegate, Sebastià Llodrà, highlighted that Joan Lliteres Street "is one of the main commercial axes of the municipality, connecting the station with the pedestrian center. With this measure, we are reinforcing its role as a key commercial and civic space."

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