Without water for his horse and in the sun, a bus driver’s complaint

“I am burned “There. That’s why I come,” he says, referring to one of the stops at the Cathedral of Majorca. This bus driver takes advantage of the days when his colleagues are not serving at his stop to take his place and thus be able to wait protected in the shade. “To give the horse something to drink, I have to get on,” he complains. “I’m already old, I’m going to stand there [Dalt Murada] because it’s quieter. There’s not a lot of people, there’s a lot of hustle and bustle here, but now it’s too hot. The days I’m there, I have to leave at 1:30 p.m. because I can’t stand the sun.

The stop of his galley used to have the shade of a large tree that was cut down a few months ago. In this sense, Juan explains that He would like the town hall to put up a canopy in its place. “They should pay more attention to the image, so that Palma is beautiful,” he emphasizes. Regarding the state of the water intake, he says he complained to Emaya. “I want the horse and I to be in the best possible condition.” For its part, Mobilitat encourages Juan to express his complaint in writing to ask Emaya to repair the connection.