US EditionThe City of Cadiz Says It Has Detected Six Municipal Buses that Do Not Have Papers
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The City Council of Cadiz has announced that it will take to full on Thursday 30 October a proposal to start the ex officio review of the supply of six hybrid buses that currently form part of the urban transport fleet, but that, according to the municipal documentation, they lack papers. These vehicles, presented on 13 October 2022 during the mandate of the previous Government Team, were integrated into the service without any administrative ac…
In October 2022 , the former mayor of Cadiz , José María González and Martín Vila , former Councillor for Mobility , presented six hybrid buses that would form part of the fleet of municipal vehicles . Three years later , the current government team has reported that it will take a proposal to the ordinary plenary held next Thursday 30 October for the initiation of the procedure of ex officio review of the supply of these six vehicles.A report o…
The financial controller and the secretary general warn that the hiring of the new hybrid vehicles was carried out " totally without the administrative procedure" and in a "verbal" way A controversial contract in Cadiz: Six buses
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