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BECAUSE motorists are struggling to cope with the new traffic schedule, the Cebu Transportation Office (CCTO) has decided to return to the old traffic plan near the underpass project site on N. Bacalso Avenue
. the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) 7 has agreed to open F. Llamas Street and the southbound lane of part of N. Bacalso Avenue. only for northbound vehicles from 6:00 am to 2:00 pm once the northbound lane, opposite Shopwise, is closed to prepare for Phase 4 of the Underpass Project.
Starting at 2 pm at 6 pm, it will only be accessible to vehicles heading south
However, the CCTO observed traffic jams caused by confusion over the new traffic plan during the two days of dry running that occurred during the day. he made during the weekend. Ouano said that they found the old system used during the construction of Phase 2 of the project to be more efficient
That would mean that from today onwards all northbound vehicles will use one lane from the southern portion of the affected area. 19659007] Southbound vehicles may continue to gain access to the Flash Roads on Elorde Flash Street, E. Sabellano Street or Tagunol Street
However, trucks and buses are still prohibited from driving N. Bacalso Ave. to prevent congestion and inconvenience to the constituency public.
"Mas eraser efficient to go at some point unfortunately, daghan his atong mga motorista and wa maanad ug wa ma-inform saong new traffic schedule." To avoid confusion, although this is still experimental ", was he added.
At least 12 traffic police will also direct traffic to the area to avoid heavy congestion.
Phase 4 of the project, which will include drilling, concreting and construction of retaining walls, will last for three months
Meanwhile, DPWH 7 anticipates how the rainy season will affect ongoing construction work on the multi-million underpass project.
DPWH Project Engineer 7 Engr Roy dela Cruz said that if the heavy rain continued, it could affect concrete work on the dilapidated roads covered by the northbound road closure.
"Since we can not pour when it's raining, we will follow the weather updates to avoid delays on the project. We have observed that rains always occur during the afternoons in recent days, so we hasten to do what we can do before the downpour, "he said. (RTF)
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