Authorities in Majorca are responding to the growing number of vehicles on the island, stating that it exceeds its capacity by about 122,397 cars. This influx is partly due to the annual arrival of over 13 million tourists, many of whom either drive their own vehicles or rent cars. In reaction, the Council of Majorca has approved new regulations aimed at capping the number of hire cars and limiting vehicles exempt from the Balearic Islands vehicle tax. The law is set to be submitted to the Balearic Parliament for review, with a potential approval timeframe between December and February. A traffic load study will be conducted to assess the appropriate vehicle limit for 2027, using data from the past two years. This study aims to provide a clearer understanding of traffic conditions, as the island can support a maximum of 863,061 cars, while current figures indicate a significant excess. The implementation of these regulations is unlikely to affect the current tourist season, allowing authorities to gather more data before finalizing the limits.