We've been hearing lot's of comments lately about the long queues for a taxi at the airport. There's nothing worse than having to wait in a long queue when you have just arrived, maybe you are tired but certainly excited to get to your accommodation and start your...
There are a number of roads that have suffered a fair degree of neglect over the years. Its fair to say that a plan to rehabiltate some of these highways is well overdue. The government recognises that now is the time to move forward and as a result have decided to...
Linea Romero's ferries are back up and running and on the road, or sea should we say and from mid October with a new vessel added to the fleet. Líneas Romero is a family owned company founded in 1930 by Jorge M. Toledo. It was established as the first maritime postal...
Today (31st August) sees the release of an new free Lanzarote App dedicated to public transport on the island. The Lanzarote Council has colaborated with Arrecife Bus to offer passengers detailed information, and in real time, on interurban buses. The App is available...
So traffic jams are a rare sight in Lanzarote and if there is a build up of vehicles on the road, it tends to last a few minutes. If you have been visiting the island for a number of years you may have noticed the increase in the number of cars now on the roads but...
On the last official count which was at the end of 2018, there were more than 129,200 vehicles on the island. Arrecife is the municipality with the highest concentration of vehicles, with a notable difference. Breakdown by municipalities shows that the growth is...