The traffic on the viaduct of sale of Campos is published on the BR-364 in Porto Velho | Rondônia

Despite its novelty, the Federal Highway Police (PRF) has not recorded any disruption in the flow of vehicles during the day.

According to the PRF, the new viaduct aims to relieve the previously recorded intense congestion. Work will now focus on pilot guidelines and final work finishes.

Despite being a new stretch, the PRF also informed that the flow continued in the morning in both directions, both for those who follow the capital of Rondônia and for the pilots who move to Rio Branco.

In the early days of adaptation to the pbadage, the strengthening of security and orientation will be provided by the PRF in collaboration with the National Department of Transport Infrastructures (Dnit), responsible for the work, of the Military Police (PM) and Secretariat of Transit, Mobility and Transport (Semtram).

"We will often have two PRF teams positioned at rush hour, we hope that congestion will be a thing of the past and that society will take advantage of this new work," PRF said.

In the late afternoon of this Wednesday, G1 followed the flow of roads, the busiest times for cars, trucks, buses and motorcycles. Around 6:00 am, traffic increased in the lower part of the region, but there were no traffic jams.

On the viaduct, the flow of the vehicle remained normal, without traffic jams or traffic jams.

At the time, the agency indicated that the site was 70% complete. The investment was about 4 million reais.