Regulated mobility system with bollards

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The mobility system regulated with smart bollards is part of the safe and sustainable mobility plan that aims to make the city a friendly, inclusive space that encourages travel on foot or by means of transport with low emissions of polluting gases.

The aim is to gain well-being and health by improving air quality and reducing noise levels in the streets.

The system takes into account the needs of people living in the center and the commercial activities that take place in the area, and from the consolidated experience of spaces such as Llovera and Monterols streets or Plaça del Mercadal where traffic regulation by time slots is already applied.

How is access regulated?
From 2:00 to 11:00, access will be free for all vehicles. From 11:00 to 2:00, only authorized vehicles will be able to circulate through the access points. Access is regulated with license plate readers that lower the smart bollards when the vehicle is duly registered. In order to resolve possible incidents, the access points have an intercom connected to the control center.

Official authorizations
In those cases where the City Council already has the data certifying that the requirements to be a beneficiary of the permit are met, the users do not need to complete the procedure as the data will be automatically incorporated into the database of authorized vehicles.

Who can have access authorization?

• It is not necessary to apply for authorization, the City Council processes it ex officio: Persons registered in the area who own a vehicle that pays the vehicle tax in Reus. Public service vehicles and taxis. Emergency service vehicles. Health service vehicles.
• Long-term authorization must be requested: Persons registered in the area who are vehicle owners who pay vehicle tax outside Reus. People who own or rent a car park in the area. Family members of elderly people living in the area (70 years old). People with reduced mobility.
• Temporary authorization must be requested: Customers of hotels or tourist accommodation in the area. In specific cases of carrying out activities or works in the area.

How to request access authorization?
The request can be made in person at the Citizen Service Office or electronically:
• Temporary request, which can be requested electronically at the link:

Temporary application procedure

• Long-term application, which can be applied for electronically at the link:

Long application process

Typology of streets by time slots
Two types of streets are established:

  • Streets with traffic open 24 hours a day for authorized vehicles and limited to the rest from 2:00 to 11:00.
  • Streets with traffic open 24 hours a day and with residents having the option of requesting authorization to access the regulated area

Access doors
Authorized vehicle entries to the old town can be made through 6 access points, which are monitored with license plate reading cameras, automatic bollard and intercom with the Urban Guard control centre:

  • Plaça de Catalunya with Santa Anna suburb.
  • Carrer de la Mar with Carrer de l'Hospital.
  • Raval de Santa Anna with Santa Anna street.
  • Carrer de Santa Anna with Carrer Selva del Camp.
  • Calle Salvador Espriu.
  • Carrer Sant Llorenç with Plaça de Prim.
From July 20, 2026
  • Doctor Robert Street with Plaça de Catalunya.
  • Carreró de la Puríssima Sang with Plaza de la Puríssima Sang.
  • Roser Street with Puríssima Sang Alley.
  • Carrer de la Mar with the Sant Pere neighborhood
Mobility map of the regulated area with bollards

Locate the streets by typology and the location of bollards on the virtual map of Reus.

Enter the Geoportal

Information mail
Reus City Council makes e-mail available to citizens mobility@reus.cat and the telephone number 977010068 to request information on the circulation system and the request for authorizations.

In accordance with Organic Law 15/1999, of December 13, on the protection of personal data, we inform you that your data will be incorporated into a computerized file for processing and to facilitate communication and/or for the specific management of your request. The person responsible for the file is the Reus City Council, which guarantees confidentiality in the treatment of the personal data that is collected, as well as the implementation of the technical and organizational measures that guarantee their security. In addition, the City Council undertakes not to transfer them to third parties without the explicit consent of the user, except when necessary to carry out the requested management or when required by law. You can go to the Office of Citizen Assistance to exercise your rights of access, rectification, cancellation and opposition of your personal data.