From the City of Mendoza they explained that the nightly removal of the trolley cable laying carried out by the STM (Mendoza Transport Society) It was extended longer than expected due to technical problems.
Due to the work, traffic is affected when entering the City through Vicente Zapata, which It was overwhelmed during the morning rush hour.. Furthermore, shortly after, the fire in a warehouse that apparently contained rubber products, which further complicated circulation.
“From the Municipality of the City of Mendoza we regret the inconvenience caused to motorists,” they said.
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They explained that it was due to the high probability of Zonda and to avoid greater dangers, the STM works were carried out on a section that had not yet been removed. The extraction of the aforementioned wiring is being carried out during the weekends in various parts of the City.
Two-way street on Morón street
The City of Mendoza also reported that The two-way traffic on Morón Street will be temporarily extended in the section from Lisandro de la Torre to Rioja. This is because for reasons related to Aysam’s work in the area, it is necessary to modify this double line, which originally included from San Martín to Lisandro de la Torre, and extend it from San Martín to Rioja, in order to give greater fluidity to traffic and provide drivers with more alternative routes.
Then, from this point the usual circulation from west to east is resumed, from Rioja to Costanera. With this provisional modification, the aim is to make traffic more fluid by urging drivers to use alternative routes of circulation to avoid incurring delays.
Also, for a few days There will be a total cut on Julián Barraquero street at the intersection with San Juan and also at the height of Costanera. In this way, the alternative in this area is to enter the City via Formosa Street to the west and then Lisandro de la Torre to the north to Morón to reach San Martín, as can also be the entrance via Vicente Zapata Street.
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