Autopista Ma-30

The Autopista Ma-30 , also called Via Conectora, is the second city ring around Palma de Mallorca .

Autopista Ma-30 in Spain
Ma-30
Basic data
Operator:
Start of the street:	Ma-19
End of street:	Ma-13
Overall length:	8.6 km of which 3.8 km are two-lane
of which in operation:	four lanes: 7.3 km
of which under construction:	four-lane expansion: 0 km
of which in planning:	four-lane expansion: 1.3 km
Autonomous Community :	Balearic Islands
Development condition:	2 × 2 lanes, 1 × 2 lanes

The construction project

The 2nd ring road is to relieve the Via de Cintura ( Autopista Ma-20 ). It was actually planned to expand Via Conectora to Ma-11 . Due to botched construction and high costs, it will initially only be expanded between the Ma-19 airport motorway and the Ma-13 in the direction of Alcudia .

On March 12, 2019, the second section was opened to traffic two years later than originally planned. In the area between the Autopista Ma-13 and the Ma-15 expressway, Via Conectora has now been expanded to consist of four lanes. Now, to close the gap, the last section between the Ma-15 and the airport motorway must be expanded with 2 × 2 lanes.

New plans also provide space to build a tram line next to the street that will connect the center of Palma with the airport .

Regulation for speed limitation - unless otherwise specified - on the Ma-30

course

Exits			Status
		Start of the road	with departures
		aeropuerto Platja de Palma Santanyi
		Palma
	Ma-6012	c. comercial cami de Son Fangos
		c. comercial
	Ma-5011	zona industrial
	Ma-5011	cami Fondo
	Via conectora	Start of the Autopista (2 × 2 lanes)
		Manacor Palma	Construction phase II (completed)
	Ma-15D	Son Ferriol to Ma-15
	Ma-3011	Son Ferriol Sineu Palma
5	Ma-3013	Es Pla de na Tesa Son Ferriol	Construction phase I (completed)
7th	Ma-13A	Es Pont d'Inca Palma c. comercial
8th		Inca Alcudia
		Palma

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Construction of Palma's second city ring: Another section completed. Retrieved March 13, 2019 . 
2. ↑ New exit, bridges and roundabouts for Palma's second city ring . In: The island radio Mallorca . ( inselradio.com [accessed July 29, 2018]).
3. ↑ OpenStreetMap. Retrieved July 30, 2018 .