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The final stretch of the Málaga Metro extension around Eugenio Gross starts a new phase affecting traffic and public transport from 29 September.
At the Greencities forum in Málaga, councillor Mario Muñoz-Atanet confirmed that the Public Transport Management Centre will start operations in 2027.
The Andalusian Government has begun pouring the first slab of the second section of Málaga Metro, enhancing urban development and mobility.
Avanza Andalucía adds 42 hybrid buses to Málaga's metropolitan service, the largest fleet renewal in years. The first are already in operation.
The Mijas Town Hall launches a shuttle bus service for the fair from September 7 to 12, with ten buses operating.
Attendees at the Málaga Fair will spend an average of €76.63, 14% less than last year. The bus will be the most used transport.
Málaga's Transport Consortium enhances buses, metro, and Cercanías for the Málaga Fair 2026, with special services and extended hours.
Line F of the EMT will cost 2 euros and will not accept bonobús at the Málaga Fair. The City Council strengthens public transport with alternatives.
Fuengirola installs cameras at bus stops linked to the Local Police. In 2025, 160 fines of 200 euros were issued for improper parking.
The Vélez-Málaga City Council is providing special buses for Dreambeach on July 31 and August 1, with night services.
Renfe strengthens Cercanías with 59,300 extra seats for the Málaga Fair, with night schedules on lines C-1 and C-2 from August 15 to 23.
The Málaga City Council publishes the new EMT ordinance raising the fare to €1.50 and introducing new onboard rules.