Saint John's Eve has filled the streets with bonfires, music, and fireworks, leaving typical scenes of this traditional festival of the Catalan Countries. In the police report in Barcelona, the celebration passed off "intensely, but relatively calmly," in the words of the third deputy mayor, Albert Batlle, who, accompanied by Mayor Jaume Collboni, went to the Bogatell breakwaters to explain the night's incidents and check that the city's beaches had opened clean and ready for the earliest swimmers.

Since tolls were removed on the AP-7, 40% more vehicles use this motorway. According Catalan Home Affairs minister Joan Ignasi Elena, the AP-7 "has a saturation problem" that is not exclusive to weekends because the number of hours and kilometres of queues is "practically the same" every day. For this reason, the Government has announced new measures after the latest traffic jams, the Government has announced new measures: additional lanes on the motorway, more tow trucks to remove vehicles which have suffered an accident and restricting lorry traffic. Elena has warned that in some sections the AP-7 has more vehicles than the road can absorb and has asked the State to make "the promised investments", in addition to reversing the "decades of neglect of commuter trains".