Recently known news about the possible location of the Bus Station on Miguel Hernández Avenue continues to arouse contrary opinions among opposition parties. The last to express their opinion have been the members of Citizens.
His Dianense leader, Mari MartínezSays that «la vía está saturada de tráfico durante la mitad de los meses del año, justamente en aquellos que más uso se le daría a la estación». For Martinez, «construir la estación de autobuses supondría saturar aún más la avenida aumentando las molestias a los vecinos y el riesgo al tráfico con las entradas y salidas de autobuses».
Since the game Albert Rivera regret I have learned of the government's plans through the press and think that this is a sign of «una falta de verdadero interés por el diálogo y el consenso». Martinez continues to assert that «nuestra puerta está siempre abierta para trabajar en lo que sea necesario pero últimamente todas las propuestas entran cocinadas y servidas: la oficina del plan general, la estación de autobuses o la inacción absoluta en turismo».
One could ask the new council team, who are so given to populism "and charge" their responsibilities to the people, with the excuse that the decisions must be assembly, to make a consultation or referral ... but quickly ... let's see when we have new station and especially new Urban Planning Plan
The site of the Av. Miguel Hernández is not near anything to locate the bus station, so why not place it in a more accessible place? But it seems he does not care the current mayor, further saturating more traffic Avenue with buses, have a fleet of microbuses to finish fix.
By the way I am not a neighbor political leader as the man above says, simply a neighbor fed up with the chaos that occurs here on vacation dates where it is not uncommon for accidents to occur every year, where you play it when crossing the avenue (at zebra crossing)… etc., etc.
The bus station should be located (as the person above says) in a location with easy access in and out of the city. Usually they never found in the city center to avoid traffic congestion. Without going any further, in Benidorm it is out of town and very well and so many. Entering Denia would be a perfect place, but there are many vacant lots.
Put where they put the bus station must be at the center point or not far from downtown. Why? Very simple, people coming by bus or comes to sightseeing, so you should be near hotels or comes from a village near either for shopping (all shops of interest are in the middle) or to visit family as normal is to be in the center or near it. Torrecremada station in the only sense I have is that there are no neighbors but in terms of location is lousy. Miguel Hernández see where they come from but it would be impractical considering the heavy traffic constantly flowing. Definitely not have an easy site to find a new job. And if you simply improve the station we already have?
Wherever you are, the bus station must be at the center point or not far from downtown. Why? Very simple, people coming by bus or comes to sightseeing, so you should be near hotels or comes from a village near either for shopping (all shops of interest are in the middle) or to visit family as normal is to be in the center or near it. Torrecremada station in the only sense I have is that there are no neighbors but in terms of location is lousy. Miguel Hernández see where they come from but it would be impractical considering the heavy traffic constantly flowing. IN
Come "turn around" at the bus station. As always happens in Denia, in the end it will surely not be done anywhere
The location is easy, it only consists of finding a lot of which no political leaders are neighbors. We already know about the noise …….
Now speaking seriously, it would not be better to locate it in the general plan of urban planning (if it is ever really done). It must be in an easy access and exit from the city. For example, and for the future, in the Ausias March site, in front of the back of Casa Federico