Mobility & Transport

Two years waiting. Two years without answers. Estepona cannot keep waiting while the A-7 grinds to a halt and thousands of residents and visitors suffer traffic problems every day on the approaches to the town. In 2024, the Ministry of Transport committed to Mayor José María García Urbano to study…

We continue to improve mobility, accessibility and pedestrian safety in Estepona. Works that have provided 2.3 kilometres of pavement along the Benahavís road, in the urban section of Estepona, are now complete. More than €1.3 million has been invested to create a continuous pedestrian route between the A-7 and Avenida…

Estepona opts for smarter and safer mobility Estepona Town Council is expanding the network of smart cameras for traffic control, thereby strengthening urban mobility and the ability to respond to congestion, accidents and incidents on our streets. More than 170 new devices will be installed, adding to the 240 already…

More parking. More solutions for Estepona. We continue to bet on a city where small actions also bring big improvements to our neighbours’ daily lives. Next to the bus station, around fifteen new free parking spaces will be created, transforming and making use of a space of about 300 m²…

The works on the El Carmen car park are entering their final stretch, a new facility that will open its doors in the coming months to offer more parking spaces and improve mobility. There will be more than 300 spaces, which will join the municipal network of public car parks…

More safety and better mobility for Estepona The PP’s management at Estepona Town Council makes it possible to advance in the modernisation of public services with the installation of new smart traffic control cameras, a tool that will improve the management of urban mobility and strengthen safety on our streets.…

Estepona Town Council continues to improve accessibility and urban mobility in the municipality’s neighbourhoods. Work has already begun to install a new metal walkway that will remove the main architectural barrier in the Blas Infante and Picasso neighbourhoods. The work includes a 50-metre-long ramp that will overcome a height difference…

We have asked the Government for authorisation to make the pedestrian crossing that connects the El Paraíso and Benamara areas more accessible. We already have the technical project drawn up, which has been paid for by residents and owners in this area.

We continue to make progress in improving services, in this case urban bus transport. Estepona Town Council is taking a further step to improve street furniture related to mobility in the city, and has awarded, following the relevant public tender, the purchase of new shelters that will be installed at…

<iframe src=”https://www.facebook.com/plugins/video.php?height=476&href=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.facebook.com%2Freel%2F686602744406828%2F&show_text=false&width=476&t=0″ width=”476″ height=”476″ style=”border:none;overflow:hidden” scrolling=”no” frameborder=”0″ allowfullscreen=”true” allow=”autoplay; clipboard-write; encrypted-media; picture-in-picture; web-share” allowFullScreen=”true”></iframe> Work on the municipal car park next to the Carmen church is almost 80 per cent complete. The forecast is that the enclosure of this car park, which will cost 1 euro during the day, will…