Neighborhood complaints about traffic jams and pollution on Ronda Camprodon in Vic

Vic residents report kilometer-long queues, pollution, and difficulties for ambulances due to traffic regulation and construction work.

Generic image of heavy traffic in a Mediterranean city.
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Generic image of heavy traffic in a Mediterranean city.

Residents of Ronda Camprodon in Vic express their frustration over traffic congestion, resulting pollution, and mobility difficulties, including the passage of ambulances.

A resident of Ronda Camprodon has formally complained to the Vic City Council, warning about the significant traffic queues that form daily in the area. According to the citizen, the jams extend from one traffic light to another, causing considerable air pollution due to stationary vehicles.
The resident also points out that this situation hinders the movement of emergency vehicles, such as ambulances. The complaint arises in a context of changes in traffic regulation and construction work in Plaça Mil·lenari, which, according to the council, do not help improve traffic flow either.
The City Council has taken note of the opinions and perceptions expressed, indicating they will be considered during the study of the mobility pilot program. The citizen calls for a comprehensive improvement in mobility and pollution reduction throughout the city, considering the current measures detrimental to residents' health.
Based on information from the official source: Ajuntament de Vic (15/09/2026)