- On Saturday, February 8, at 11:00 in the morning, 120 people participated in the premiere of the "smallest bus route in the world" organized by Bizi! in Biarritz, on the roundabout of Europe. Following the assessment of Xan Pionaziria, the representative of Guiness World Records, Kattalin Berdebdia of Grenelle del Medio Ambiente, he congratulated the Mayor of Biarritz on his incredible erection. In Alabaina, after selling to the Grenelle del Medio Ambiente an ambitious project in the city of Biarritz with a bus route, thus obtaining significant economic aid different from the usual for the Trambus project, Mr. Michel Veunac has managed with the budget of the latter to completely relaunch some exclusive roads for cars. Not a single road has been built for buses outside Europe’s roundabout: What a feat!
In some cities, a clear curve has been taken to give more space to sweet fashions and thus reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Day by day, the time when everything is offered to the car loses areas. But Michel Veunac doesn't see it that way. In his speech in the roundabout of Europe, he has committed himself to continuing to overcome in his next term some new records in the area of ridicule: the creation of a 3.57m cycle track, a bicycle plan that can be presented in 2 post-it, a car park for self-complicity, a site, etc.
Today, more than ever, we need elected office. Not only the need for those who commit to curbing climate bewilderment, but, above all, the need for elected officials who implement their commitments and who correctly use the funds for the transition.
Bizi invites the lists as themes to follow along this path, signing the Pact for the Ecological Metamorphosis of Ipar Euskal Herria. This pact contains 7 measures, one of which affects sustainable displacement.
Before voting, citizens can check whether the list is committed to the Pact. Because this year, more than ever, ecology cannot be a detail for the programs of the Houses of the People.
To make this agreement known, a major march has been organised, from 2 to 7 March, from Monday to Saturday, by Iparralde. From Maule to Baiona, this march will pass through Biarritz on Friday, 6 March, where issues related to transport and mobility will be discussed.
On that day, the participants will tour the Trambus route to make it clear what age had been seen in the call of the Grenelle de Medio Ambiente. The meeting is scheduled on Friday, 6 March, at 18:00 a.m., in front of Aguilera, so that we can all walk together and give the electorate to understand that a certain commitment for them is closure.
