The enormous population growth of the Island, the tourist boom and the increase in the number of cars, among other causes, have left Tenerife’s highways on the brink of collapse, especially in the highway of the North and in the zone of Guaza in the South. This situation is the subject of debate Tenerife Roads Forum and the future of mobility, organized by Prensa Ibérica, publishing company of the newspaper El Día / La Opinión de Tenerife, with the sponsorship of the Carreteras del Island Council of Tenerife.
“The president recently recognized that travelers live in a permanent state of anger“, said the director of The Day / The Opinion of Tenerife, Joaquín Catalán, in charge of presenting the debate and who took the opportunity to send all his “support and solidarity to our palmeros brothers, victims of the wrath of the volcano.”
At the event, held in the Royal Casino of TenerifeParticipants were the vice president of the Tenerife Council and insular councilor for Roads, Enrique Arriaga, the island director for Roads, Tomás Félix; and the insular director of Mobility, José Alberto León.
