The island institution frames this action within its efforts to progressively adapt infrastructure to the growing demand for public transport on the island. The work will focus on improving accessibility, safety, and user comfort in the waiting areas, including lighting enhancements and the correction of existing deficiencies.
The interventions will be distributed across two stops in Buen Paso, two in Hoya Meleque, and one in Doña Juana. These stops, serving several Titsa lines (106, 108, 325, 357, 363, 364, and 606), experience high passenger traffic, with an average of around 400 daily passenger movements in 2025.
The TF-42 road is a key route connecting the Northern Motorway (TF-5) with the coastal areas of the Isla Baja, highlighting the strategic importance of these improvements for mobility in the region.
