Be careful: although it was decreed that today, June 17, is Civic Day in Bucaramanga, the mayor himself, Jaime Andrés Beltrán Martínez, confirmed that the peak and plaque will govern.
Today the peak and plaque do govern in the metropolitan area of the capital of Santander, regardless of the fact that this Monday, June 17, is declared as Civic Day. Although it is a date that implies a certain flexibility in work activities in the official sector and in private entities, the Local Government was emphatic in saying that “congestion on the streets must be avoided as much as possible and, therefore, the vehicle restriction will not be applied.” liberates.”
Thus, motorcycles and private cars that cannot circulate today, between 6:00 am and 8:00 pm, are those whose last digits of their license plates are 1 and/or 2. (See table)
A driver who is caught driving his motorcycle or his private car during the aforementioned time slot will be punished with a fine of 15 days of the current legal minimum wage.
“We invite drivers to comply with the measure and plan their routes in advance,” added the mayor of Bucaramanga, Jaime Andrés Beltrán Martínez.
The decision not to release the beak and license plate has been taken with the aim of preventing the celebration of Civic Day from generating a significant increase in vehicular traffic and, consequently, a negative impact on the flow of traffic.
The Mayor also called on citizens to use public transportation or sustainable mobility alternatives, to reduce the use of private vehicles: “It is important that we are all aware of the need to work together to improve mobility in Bucaramanga. Citizen collaboration is key to achieving this objective.”
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