Madeira has made significant progress in improving public transportation on the island. However, not everything is going as planned: SIGA seems barely able to cope with the increasing demand, and longstanding issues remain unresolved.
Madeira's bus services carried 16 million passengers from January to September 2024, reflecting a 25.2% year-on-year increase and growing public transport demand.
Aerobus ticket prices went up slightly, as plans for the introduction of an all-inclusive tourist pass have been announced.
Diário de Notícias da Madeira reports that old Rodoeste buses, replaced by newer models, are now roaming the streets of England, where they have found a new life and different purpose.
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Madeira's public transport system is gaining momentum while new car sales decrease by almost 15%. Is this shift signaling changes in Madeiran transit dynamics?
New bus route to Pico do Arieiro faces backlash from right wing party, fearing unfair competition and worsening traffic.
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Madeira's traffic congestion is spiraling towards a critical level, with increased traffic and limited infrastructure posing challenges for residents and tourists.
SIGA, the new public transportation network in Madeira successfully started operations on Madeira day!
SIGA revolutionizes Madeira's transport with a new bus fleet, integrated network, unified ticketing and improved accessibility.
