Secretariat of Mobility is carrying ou actions for more asertive transito on the island

* Inmobilizations, motorcycle service campaigns, work with community, among others

In order to solve the problems presented in the area of transit and mobility in the insular territory, our Governor in charge,Tonney Gene Salazar met with the Secretary of Mobility, Francisco Cruz Bailey, his work team and members of the National Police in the Department, to establish activities and commitments.

During the meeting it was established that around 30% of motorcycles that circulate on the island are without a license plate and registration: therefore, the following actions will be carried out:

•    Continue towing motorcycles without license plates.

•   Working campaigns with the community outside of the Local Government Building. This way it is easier for drivers to complete the process of their vehicle

•   Exclusive motorcycle attention campaign on Mondays, Wednesdays and Friday at the mobility office.

•   Service fair at the National Mobility Week.

Likewise, issues such as motorcycles that are in a state of abandonment at the ‘San Jose No. 2’ parking lot, which has approximately 700 unclaimed motorcycles, were worked on. Given this situation, which can become an environmental problem, actions will be managed with the Environmental Corporation (Coralina) to establish solutions that must be met before the end of this term.

Finally, the Departmental Government together with the National Road Safety Agency, Ministry of Transportation and Traffic Direction of the National Police, will carry out the National Mobility Week, which will have pedagogical activities such as the 'No Car and no Motorcycle Day,' dedicated to pedestrians, cyclists, and drivers.