2024-11-16 00:02:00
aluminum Announcing the addition of totems with camerasNeuquén’s city government this week provided a preview of the next batch of streets that will become one-way streets, as is already happening with several major thoroughfares in the lower part of the city.
At a joint meeting between the communes’ regions, Noelia Rueda Cáceres, Undersecretary for Administration and Institutional Coordination “Various measures to reduce congestion, improve circulation and protect users of public roads” are proposed.
Among them, city officials It is expected that “the second pair of single operators will be implemented in the streets of the east of the city, such as Tronador, Borlenghi, Alem and Saturnino Torres«, although there is no date so far.
He also said that work will continue No left turns on Mosconi Avenuewhere signage and lighting will also be improved. Likewise, terminology changes for different areas of the city.
Rueda reviewed the modifications that have been implemented, such as the unique hand In addition, the traffic signals at Ricceri, Luis Beltrán, Lanín and Copahue are synchronized.
More cameras on the streets of Neuquen
Regarding the field of modernization led by Javier Labrín, Announcement of Phase 2 Implementation of Circle Linegoing deeper, “By reading the patents through the porticoes and totems, we can count the number of vehicles entering and leaving the city.”
He said there was “This is a global project of 200 cameras and we estimate that within two months we will be able to complete them alll.” “We will have traffic lights and surveillance at 300 corners,” he said.
He also said 50 speed deterrent displays had been placed in schools and hospitals, “They have achieved good results and we will place 25 more in squares and public spacess”.
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How will the community be informed about the updates and timeline for the implementation of the one-way streets?
**Interview with Noelia Rueda Cáceres, Undersecretary for Administration and Institutional Coordination, Neuquén City**
**Editor:** Thank you for joining us today, Noelia. Neuquén’s city government has recently announced plans to enhance traffic management by introducing additional totems equipped with cameras. Can you explain the purpose of these measures?
**Noelia Rueda Cáceres:** Thank you for having me. The main objective of these measures is to reduce congestion in our streets, improve traffic circulation, and enhance safety for all users of public roads. By installing these cameras, we aim to monitor traffic patterns and enforce regulations more effectively.
**Editor:** Can you tell us more about the streets that are being converted to one-way traffic? What factors influenced this decision?
**Noelia Rueda Cáceres:** Certainly. The streets chosen for conversion include major thoroughfares in the eastern part of the city, specifically Tronador, Borlenghi, Alem, and Saturnino Torres. Our decision was influenced by heavy traffic congestion and numerous violations observed in these areas. We believe that making these streets one-way will streamline traffic flow and reduce the risk of accidents.
**Editor:** There are already some cameras installed at traffic lights in Neuquén. How will the new totems complement this system?
**Noelia Rueda Cáceres:** The existing cameras have proven effective, particularly in high-incidence violation areas, which is why we’re expanding our efforts. The new totems will work alongside them to provide comprehensive coverage and deter traffic violations. This integration allows us to monitor traffic more efficiently and respond to issues in real time.
**Editor:** Is there a timeline for when the new one-way streets will be implemented?
**Noelia Rueda Cáceres:** At this moment, we do not have a specific date for the implementation. However, we are actively working on it and will keep the community informed as plans progress.
**Editor:** Thank you, Noelia, for sharing this important update on Neuquén’s traffic management initiatives.
**Noelia Rueda Cáceres:** Thank you for the opportunity to discuss these improvements. We are committed to making Neuquén safer and more efficient for everyone.