During these two days, users can travel at no cost on any of the services of Line 1 (Poble Sec – Vallpineda), Line 2 (Can Pei – Terramar), and Line 3 (Llevantina – Quint Mar).
The Councilor for Mobility, David Martínez Lluís, has encouraged citizens to use the service, highlighting that the lines connect various points of the municipality in a "comfortable, sustainable, and safe" way. Martínez has assured that the service has the trust of the citizens, but there is still capacity to serve more users.
The urban bus service is complemented by a reinforcement from Oasis to Institut Vinyet. In parallel, the schools Maria Ossó and Agnès de Sitges have a specific school route, managed by the Consell Comarcal del Garraf and funded by the Department of Education of the Generalitat de Catalunya and the municipalities of the region.
Councilor David Martínez also recalled that the City Council is working on the creation of a new bus station in can Robert to organize interurban and discretionary bus services.
Regarding electric vehicles, the Sitges City Council is planning new charging points to add to the existing ones. The new locations will be at Felip Font i Falp street, 65; at the Escola Agnès de Sitges (in Quintmar); and at Plaça del Club (in the town of Garraf). The public price for these municipal points is €0.38/kWh.
