The works on the new roundabout next to the ITV of Son Castelló (vehicle inspection centre) will begin in January 2026, after the Consell de Mallorca approved the final project and scheduled the awarding of the contract in December. The infrastructure will involve an investment of 3.7 million euros and is part of the Palma Access Plan, with a budget of 160 million.

Infographic of the project for the new roundabout next to the ITV de Son Castelló. Source: Consell de Mallorca.
The current roundabout, located between the Sóller road and Camí dels Reis, has a diameter of 55 metres and handles 46,000 vehicles per day. It is a key junction, as it connects the Son Castelló industrial estate, the ITV, Son Espases, the ring road and the Sóller road. However, its capacity has become insufficient and it causes traffic jams during rush hours.
Expansion of the ITV of Son Castelló roundabout
The approved project includes expanding the roundabout to 85 metres, which will improve its capacity to handle traffic and reduce congestion. In addition, a direct entrance and exit to Son Sardina will be created, along with bypass lanes from Son Castelló and Son Espases to prevent vehicles from having to use the roundabout.
The works also include the construction of a car park on Camí de Passatemps and will leave the infrastructure prepared for the future civic road that will link Son Espases with the Sóller road, a project that will later be undertaken by Palma City Council.
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