By Lisa Burgess • Published: 16 Dec 2019 • 16:23
The AP-7 toll road, also known as the Autopista del Mediterraneo.
A GROUP of Marina Alta residents are planning a New Year’s Eve “bring-your-own-dinner” to celebrate the lifting of AP-7 motorway tolls. They plan to enter the AP-7 at Benissa and drive to the Sant Antoni service area at Kilometre 613.2 where they will enjoy a picnic supper before celebrating both the New Year and the abolition of tolls by driving to the Ondara exit. For the first time since the AP-7’s Altea-Ondara section was opened in 1979, there will be nothing to pay, said the Adeu AP-7 group, which has publicised the event via the social media and has already received enquiries from 300 people. Despite general satisfaction that the AP-7 will soon be toll-free, doubts are arising regarding the ability of its existing access roads to bear the increase in traffic linking to the saturated N-332 main road
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