By Tara Rippin • Published: 15 Dec 2020 • 17:38
CREDIT: Ayuntamiento de Velez-Malaga
A NEW road safety action plan has been put in place to renovate and install new traffic signs and speed bumps throughout Velez-Malaga. Deputy Mayor Jesús Pérez Atencia assured “the distribution of these resources will be done in a balanced way, so as to benefit the largest possible number of residents”. Atencia added: “The plan is to improve road safety in our municipality with the acquisition of both vertical traffic signals and speed-reducing bands. “With this action plan we want to continue to work to improve the quality of traffic flow on our roads, taking into account the complexity of a municipality as extensive and dispersed as ours.” A total of €21,000 has been earmarked for the scheme expected to start in the new year.
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