The Soledad Transit Secretariat reported the day before that as a result of the closure of the 30th Street bridge, due to the collapse in the descent in the south-north direction, public transportation, passenger and cargo companies chose to take unauthorized detours.
Due to this situation in neighboring neighborhoods, there are serious effects on paved areas.
For example, in the Costa Hermosa neighborhoodthe traffic of buses and heavy-duty vehicles through the sector of Carrera 1B with Calle 18H worries the residents of the area, since the roads are in terrible condition.
Rubén Bolívar, coordinator of the security front of the sector known as ‘Combarranquilla’, said that in the neighborhood they had to close several sections due to the danger posed by the circulation of these vehicles. “The roads are very deteriorated by the buses, 8 days passed and they made a mess for us, they knocked down trees, fences and even caused accidents.”
One of the entrances that were closed “It is the one at the Inem entrance to Combarranquilla, because there was no other option”Bolívar added.
Hernando Mercado, Also a neighbor, he reported that the fence of his home was taken away by a heavy-duty vehicle. “On the terrace there was a tree, the branches passed the fence, he dragged the branches and tore off a large part of the fence,” he said.
Fortunately for Hernando, the driver responded for the damage and the situation did not escalate.
Since the emergency occurred on the 30 bridge, the mobility of its surroundings has been chaos, since they must take alternate routes and detours to be able to travel.
On many occasions and as was announced days ago through the Zona Cero portal, these buses and heavy vehicles take unauthorized routes, causing disruption and damage as shown in the address mentioned above.
