He Pico y Placa is a measure that restricts the circulation of vehicles throughout the city and seeks to improve traffic and mobility of citizens. In the last year, the city has improved its traffic, as demonstrated by the ranking of the worst traffic in the world. Medellín is in 95th place on the list, while Bogotá is ranked 25th.
To avoid fines for violating the Pico y Placa in Medellín, Caracol Radio presents how this mobility restriction will work in the Aburrá Valley and Medellín during the week of June 11 to 14.
Peak and plate from June 11 to 14
For these 4 days, the mobility restriction It will take place between 5:00 am until 8:00 pmand it will be given as follows:
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- Tuesday June 11th: mobility restriction for plates ending in 1 and 4. In the case of motorcycles, the peak and plate are applied to the first number of the plate.
- Wednesday June 12: restriction for plates ending in 2 and 0
- Thursday, June 13: restriction for plates ending in 3 and 6.
- Friday, June 14: restriction for plates ending in 7 and 9.
It is important Remember that this rule will be implemented until Friday, July 5. Likewise, keep in mind that the regional and national connection roads that are exempt are Regional Avenue, Las Palmas and the road to the West. In the neighborhoods, this will govern normally.
Peak and plate for Taxi Drivers
For taxi drivers, the mobility restriction for this week will apply as follows:
- Tuesday June 11th: mobility restriction for taxis with plates ending in 4
- Wednesday June 12: mobility restriction for taxis with plates ending in 5
- Thursday, June 13: mobility restriction for taxis with plates ending in 6
- Friday, June 14: mobility restriction for taxis with plates ending in 7
In these cases, the measure applies from 6:00 am to 8:00 pm
Be careful with the fine
Do not forget that failure to comply with the measure may result in a fine of 15 current legal daily minimum wages and also the immobilization of the car. That is, a penalty equal to $650,000 COP.
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