During the return plan After the Corpus Christi holiday weekend yesterday, the Bogotá Mobility Secretariat calculated that, with the cutoff at 4 in the afternoon, 895,900 vehicles left the capital, while 838,046 cars and motorcycles entered the city through the nine corridors available.
An average speed of 34 kilometers per hour leaving and 27 kilometers per hour entering was recorded. The Suba-Cota road, the South Highway, 13th Street and 80th Street were the ones that recorded the most traffic jams.
More than 1,200 units, including the Traffic Police, civil traffic agents and the Guide Group, were on the roads of the capital focused mainly on carrying out control and prevention of accidents, in addition to helping to speed up traffic.
While The Antioquia Transit and Transportation Section reported that 511,235 vehicles were mobilized on the department’s roads, of which 184 have been sanctioned for different violations. to the national traffic code. During the day there were nine traffic accidents with eight people injured and four dead.
One of the accidents was that of a truck from a cleaning operating company that left the vehicle bridge and fell on the road, on the road that leads from Cali to Palmira. Four people were injured and according to authorities, they are not serious.
264 summonses were imposed for different reasons such as alcohol, excessive speed, among others.
On the other hand, Another road accident occurred in Cali when an ambulance, carrying an intubated patient, on the road that goes from the capital of the Valley to Jamundí, collided with a pole and this in turn knocked down three more poles, leaving the road closed for several hours.
