New road between Les Estoreres and Mas Trader in Cubelles is now open

The new route provides an alternative access while rehabilitation of the bridge over the Foix progresses.

Generic image of a new road open to traffic between two residential areas.
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Generic image of a new road open to traffic between two residential areas.

The new road connecting the Les Estoreres and Mas Trader developments in Cubelles is now open to traffic, following the completion of adaptation works. The new route, costing nearly 60,000 euros, offers a second entry and exit point to Les Estoreres.

The road, located at the end of Montardo street, has been adapted by the City Council to provide Les Estoreres with a second entry and exit route, thereby improving access options to this development which has 179 registered residents. This action addresses the need for an alternative access after the 2025 storm damaged the bridge over the Foix river that connected it to the BV-2115 road.
The Councilor for Public Space and Infrastructure, Josep Maria Hugué, explained that the procedures to rehabilitate the bridge over the Foix are advancing, although the process is complex and slow. "We decided to open this passage, especially as an emergency exit, because here in Les Estoreres they only had one entry and exit which was via Mas Trader," Hugué stated.
In parallel, the City Council continues to work on the bridge's rehabilitation. The intervention could not be carried out until now because the access road was not officially classified as a public path. To resolve this, a geographical and historical study was commissioned, which has confirmed the immemorial nature of the path. This has allowed the initiation of registration procedures last July, which are currently in the public objection phase. The completion of this process will enable progress in drafting the bridge rehabilitation project, which must be agreed upon and authorized by the Catalan Water Agency (ACA).
Based on information from the official source: Ajuntament de Cubelles (09/11/2026)