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This service is part of the subsidies to rural lines attached Public Works to ensure mobility and encourage the use of public transportation in the districts with fewer people

The Ministry of Public Works and Planning, through the Directorate General for Transport and Ports, has enabled bus line Román-Sale-White Train Station, through a grant of 43,911 euros to the company Coach José Murcia García Martínez, which will allow secondary school students living in rural communities in the municipality of White can go to school by bus.

This line, which had more than 15 years out of service due to lack of demand, connects the districts of Blanca in the town of the municipality, so that young people have a public transport to attend the secondary schools' Valle del Segura ', located on Avenida Rio Segura in this town.

In this sense, the director general of Transport and Ports, Carmen Sandoval, said: "With this service ensures mobility and encourages public transport use, responding to the needs of families living in scattered villages the town of Blanca. "

This new route, which was launched last year on an interim basis with an average of 20 passengers who travel daily total of 40 kilometers.

The bus leaves at 7:45 am Sales Román, past the Railway Station at 8:00 and arrives at White at 8:25 pm.

Around the corner, picks up students at the Institute 'Valle del Segura at 14:30 am and made the reverse route.

Grants to 14 expeditions

This subsidy to the company Archena Coach Jose Martinez Garcia, who has 35 employees and a fleet of 25 vehicles is part of the line of aid given annually by the Ministry of Public Works and Planning for the establishment of new expeditions the districts of the least populated region.

In total 14 grants were approved for eight companies that perform services on Lorca, Molina de Segura, Caravaca de la Cruz, Torre Pacheco, Blanca, Cieza, Totana, Abarán, Moratalla and Abanilla, so that the inhabitants of these municipalities, especially those living in more remote districts of urban centers, have new routes or increased number of daily departures.

"The objective of this aid, said Carmen Sandoval, is to ensure accessibility to rural communities in the region, facilitating the mobility of its inhabitants, as well as encourage business road concessionaires to increase the number of services to these districts or establish new routes linking the towns with fewer people, preserving the economic balance of concessions. "

Source: CARM