The improvement and expansion of the traffic lights, signs roads, as well as the holding of trade fairs road safety in parks and squares to promote the use of helmets in interurban motorcyclists are part of the initiatives agreed this Wednesday to improve the transit in Santiago.
The proposals are contemplated in the agreement that was signed between the National Institute of Transit and Land Transportation (Intrant), the Mayor’s Office Santiago and the Council for the Strategic Development of the Heart City (CDES).
No more than two users per motorcycle
In addition, the pact includes a registration and numbering of motorcycles for restrict the use of more than two users by engines.
Institutions seek to control noises above the decibels tolerated by the lawespecially in areas where there are schools, colleges and health centers.
Also prohibit the use of vehicles without muffler or generation of sounds with music.
Likewise, it provides that the Intrant and the council place advertising and signaling special exterior and relevant to these limitations.
The entities agreed that the mayor’s office will modernize resources own, and with the support technological and logistical Intrant and from the private sector, the monitoring center transit and transportation, with headquarters in the municipal palace.
The National Institute of Transit and Land Transportation will promote seminarsinternational Trips to Costa Rica to learn about the successful experiences of the Council of Road Safety (COSEVI) of that nation.
The commitment was signed by Milton Morrisondirector of Intrant; Ulises RodrÃguezmayor of Santiago; and Ricardo Fondeur, president of CDES.
Dashboard road safety
After the signing of the agreementthe panel was made: Road Safety “Save Lives”, where the withdrawals, challenges and advances of the 63-17 were addressed, with a view to the application of the Santiago 2030 Strategic Plan.
