Tías Ayuntamiento has announced the upcoming installation of solar-powered passenger information boards at several bus stops across the municipality, aimed at improving the experience for public transport users.
The project has been awarded to the company Capmar Sistemas de Información and forms part of the wider initiative titled “Supply and Installation of a Passenger Information System for Lanzarote’s Regular Intercity Transport (ITS).” The scheme is included in Spain’s Recovery, Transformation and Resilience Plan and is financed through European Union Next Generation funds.
The new information points will be installed at bus stops located along the LZ-2 in Mácher, Avenida Alcalde Florencio Suárez in Tías, and several key streets in Puerto del Carmen, including Rambla Islas Canarias, Avenida de las Playas, calle Venus, calle Marte, calle Noruega, calle Juan Carlos I and calle Reina Sofía.
Mayor José Juan Cruz said the initiative will improve services for passengers by providing accessible, real-time transport information through a modern and environmentally sustainable solar-powered system.
Councillor for Mobility and Transport Sergio García added that the new boards will represent “a significant improvement for residents and visitors,” particularly in busy intercity transport areas such as Mácher, Puerto del Carmen and Tías.
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