Ready to go — but what does Palma's second ring road really mean for Coll d'en Rabassa?
What the Palma second ring road could mean for Coll d'en Rabassa
Explains a two-phase Ma-30 link, potential long-term traffic relief, and the construction impact on Coll d'en Rabassa.
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What is Palma’s second ring road, and how could it affect traffic around Coll d'en Rabassa?
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When is Palma's second ring road expected to start, and how long will construction take?
End of 2026 start; a bit over five years total in two phases.
What are the main concerns residents have about the construction phase?
Construction could bring noise, dust, detours, and business disruption; residents want clear schedules and protections.
Will there be public oversight and transparent planning for the project?
Yes, with open calendars, meetings, and independent monitoring.
How will cycling and pedestrian access be protected during construction?
Plans include continuous cycling connections and temporary routes.
Will public transport options be expanded to reduce car trips?
Public transport improvements are part of the plan.
How will the FAN Mallorca shopping centre area be affected?
Improved connections to FAN Mallorca are part of the plan.
What is the Ma-30 tunnel under Coll d'en Rabassa, and what does it mean for traffic?
A central feature of Phase 2, a one-kilometre tunnel to carry Ma-30.
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