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Socialist spokesman and candidate for mayor of Murcia agrees with neighbors to find ways to improve transport following the abolition of the old line 32 that served all districts of Bacons Bridge Road over two years

Socialist spokesman and candidate for mayor of Murcia, Pedro López, visited this week Bacons Bridge where he found the terrible situation of transport in this district, the second largest municipality.

"By removing line 32 recalls Pedro Lopez Murcia communication with public transport have been halved and consequently travelers go as 'sardines' at peak times".

That is why during a visit to Bacons Bridge, the Socialist candidate is committed to pose a direct connection to Murcia through a bus line Rayo.

"We are talking about a population of 16,500 inhabitants and certainly is not connected as it should, since it is close to Murcia should have a more direct service as neighbors are claiming for years," said Socialist spokesman.

"Bacons Bridge is another case of a political aimlessly and discrimination suffered by residents of districts with public transport, they are not only condemned to have less travel and worse frequencies but are punished with a more expensive price in the city, "said Councilman PSOE.

Lopez, who also met with groups and neighborhood associations Bacons Bridge, considered essential to equip the districts of more budget and resources to boost the quality of life for residents to address inequalities that have been generated during the years of government Popular Party.

Finally, Pedro López also found the lack of solutions to endemic problems of the district as lack of support to small local businesses and the need to enhance the belenística activity, as a tourist attraction not only Bacons Bridge but throughout the municipality and level regional ".

Source: PSOE Murcia