As the summer season kicks off in Ibiza, UK clubbers should brace themselves for some changes on the island's roads. Traffic congestions are already making mornings tricky, especially on main routes like the one linking Santa Eulària to the capital. This comes just five days into the second year of Ibiza's strategy to limit the number of incoming vehicles, aiming to ease pressure on roads without discouraging tourists. The daily cap currently sits at 17,668 non-resident vehicles, significantly reduced from last year. 14,000 of those are reserved for car rental companies, with 3,548 available for tourists bringing their own cars. The Consell de Ibiza is also ramping up its monitoring systems, enhancing its number plate recognition technology. Expect to see more strategically placed cameras around the island as officials strive to balance mobility and visitor numbers. This initiative is part of a broader push to improve control and reduce the traffic strains particularly felt during peak tourism months.
