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Residents Angered By Heavy Trucks Using Side Streets To Avoid Traffic Congestion


Residents Angered By Heavy Trucks Using Side Streets To Avoid Traffic Congestion
Residents of Hatillo 5 have had enough of the daily transit of heavy trucks through their neighbourhood and have sent Costa Rican president, Oscar Arias, a letter, pleading his intervention in the matter.

The heavy trucks take through the side streets of the neighbourhood located on the south side of San José to avoid the heavy congestion on the circunvalación (righ road).

Tractor trailers zoom by at high speed on the side streets, streets used by schoolchildren, according to the Comité de Vecinos y la Escuela Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra, who prepared the letter.

Hatillo 5 takes in the rotunda Alajuelita in front Plaza America and completely jammed every afternoon.

The director of the school, Patricia Delgado, said she obtained 175 signatures.

Viviana Martín, vice-minister of Transportes, said that she personally would follow up the complaint by the residents and offer a solution very soon.

"I do not like to give a specific time to resolve the problem, a many areas need similar attention, however, the resident of Hatillo can be sure that we will look into what is going on with the truckers", said Martín.


 
 

 

 

 

 
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