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Mijas and Fuengirola share streets, but residents can face different local rules. Where’s the line?

Residents on some roads between Mijas and Fuengirola are set to see better-maintained road markings after the two councils agreed to work together on streets shared by both councils. The four-year agreement, which can be extended for another four years, covers pedestrian crossings, road lines, painted symbols and other road markings. Fuengirola will carry out the work during 2026… Source

Published Oct 2, 2026 · 1:00 PMOriginal source: Euro Weekly News Spain1 reads
Residents on some roads between Mijas and Fuengirola are set to see better-maintained road markings after the two councils agreed to work together on streets shared by both councils. The four-year agreement, which can be extended for another four years, covers pedestrian crossings, road lines, painted symbols and other road markings. Fuengirola will carry out the work during 2026… Source
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