La Oliva Council has given the green light to create six taxi bays specially adapted for people with reduced mobility. This initiative, driven aims to make transportation more inclusive and accessible for everyone in the area.
Announced yesterday, Thursday, by the Deputy Mayor and head of the Department of Transport, Julio Santana, the decision follows a positive report from the Fuerteventura Cabildo’s Department of Transport.
It is seen as a significant step forward in addressing the transportation needs of residents in the northern part of the municipality.
Once the council meetings conclude for March, the rules for these new spaces will be published, allowing for applications from taxi drivers interested in operating these specially adapted vehicles. Each applicant will then be assessed to ensure they meet the necessary criteria.
Mayor Isaí Blanco expressed his enthusiasm, saying, "This action represents an important step forward for transportation in our municipality. We're finally meeting the demands of our residents and visitors after facing administrative delays."
Deputy Mayor Julio Santana echoed these sentiments, stating, "With the approval of these six spaces, we are taking a step forward in mobility in La Oliva for people with reduced mobility. We are directly responding to the needs of our community with this service."
