Torrevieja adjusts urban transport frequencies for high season

The new bus network strengthens connections to the hospital and residential areas during the summer.

Generic image of an urban bus stop at night.
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Generic image of an urban bus stop at night.

The City Council of Torrevieja has set the passage frequencies for its new urban transport network for periods of maximum influx, such as summer and Easter.

The new service, which includes a Circular Line, eight daytime lines, and three night lines, seeks to facilitate mobility between the city center, the Torrevieja University Hospital, La Mata, and various residential areas. The first departures begin around 7:00 AM and the last ones finish between 11:15 PM and 11:45 PM.
The Circular Line, departing from Gregorio Marañón street, will maintain frequencies between 14 and 20 minutes on weekdays, reducing to 15 minutes during weekends and holidays. Meanwhile, lines 1 and 2 connect the hospital with key points such as Denia Avenue, with intervals ranging between 20 and 30 minutes depending on the time.
Other connections, such as line 4 towards La Siesta or line 6 heading to La Mata, present frequencies adapted to demand, mostly situated between 17 and 25 minutes. Line 8 stands out as one of the most frequent, with intervals between 14 and 18 minutes.
Finally, the system incorporates three night lines that operate daily with a 60-minute frequency. These routes allow travel until 3:30 AM from the main terminal, ensuring connectivity in areas such as the CV-95 or Tolosa Square throughout the night.