Meeting To Discuss El Cotillo Bus Service

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The Town Hall has announced that there will be a meeting held in the Cultural Centre in El Cotillo on Monday 14th January at 18:00 (6pm).

The objective of the meeting is to allow residents to make their views known about the future of bus transportation to and from El Cotillo.

Amazingly they have actually given 4 days notice of this, which is an improvement!

Meeting To Discuss El Cotillo Bus Service 1

Notes about the meeting

I didn’t go the meeting but this is the result on the town hall Facebook page. Rough translation below.

Rough translation:

The City Council yesterday pledged to mediate with the Cabildo so that the insular transport company reactivates the bus stop in the lower area of El Cotillo, in addition to “helping with measures within our competences, such as installing pivots in the corners of the streets where they can not double the buses, signal the active stops, or expedite the Tamaragua highway to reduce the time of the route “.
The municipal government group supports the neighborhood demands, which include options such as extending schedules and creating a direct line El Cotillo-Corralejo through Lajares. In the meeting yesterday were the mayor Isaí Blanco, the councilor for Transport, Sandra González, and the councilor for Economy, Juan José Rodríguez.
Isaí Blanco today transferred the demands to the Councilor for Transport of the Cabildo, who undertook to seek solutions in the coming days.

3 responses to “Meeting To Discuss El Cotillo Bus Service”

  1. Kathleen Scott avatar
    Kathleen Scott

    Please what was the outcome

    1. root avatar
      root

      Hi. I didn’t go but I have updated the post with the town hall’s write up on the meeting.

  2. Grace Teller avatar
    Grace Teller

    Have come here many years and things improved but now bad again fro dog fouling the beaches at lagoons, camping on the beach, fast traffic past cyclists and walkers (speeding).
    It seems to be lack of policing any regulations. The one thing that does seem to be policed is live music in any bars, it is stopped! One thing that tourists can enjoy???

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