The plan aims to regulate the transit of construction trucks and ensure the safety of drivers and pedestrians through a specific route, preventive signage, and manual traffic control.
Heavy vehicle movements will occur between 09:00 and 12:00, and 13:00 and 16:00. This phase requiring significant construction vehicle movement is expected to last about seven to eight business days.
The Councilor for Works and Services, Marcos Antonio Rodríguez Santana, explained that the goal is for these operations to proceed in an orderly and safe manner, balancing the progress of this important work with daily mobility in this busy area of El Médano.
The Department of Works and Services urges drivers and pedestrians to exercise caution during these days, respect the temporary signage, and follow the instructions of the traffic regulation personnel.
This temporary measure is directly linked to the construction of the new modular parking facility, an initiative designed to increase parking availability and improve mobility in the town.
