Emetra details how traffic flows after the start of repair works on Martí Street

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Emetra details how traffic flows after the start of repair works on Martí Street

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Road authorities recommend attending to the signaling and instructions of traffic agents.

Emetra reported that maintenance and repair work in Martí develops without inconvenience. (Photo: Emetra)

Emetra reported that maintenance and repair work in Martí develops without inconvenience. (Photo: Emetra)

The Metropolitan Transportation Company (Emetra) reported this Sunday, May 18 about the situation of traffic on Martí Street After the beginning of repair and maintenance of the road.

Amílca Montejo, mayor of transit of the capital city, He informed that the works take place normally on the way, one of the most important in the department of Guatemala and the country.

He explained that the works take place Between 12 Avenida “A”, Zona 2 capital, to the José Milla and Vidaurre road, 15 avenue in zone 6.

The mayor had informed Free press and Guatevisión news that The works were coordinated to impact as little as possible on transit.

This Sunday, the circulation was light direction to the north and no vehicular traffic jams were recorded, while to the south they presented Accumulation of traffic from the overpass Mohr sources to New City.

However, several incidents influenced vehicular circulation, such as a trailer that was embedded in a structure of the transmetro in the peripheral or A declared fire that affected the route to the Atlantic in zone 18.

The works could last from weeks to months, So Montejo recalled the alternate routes:

  • If it comes from the peripheral, passing through the Adolfo Mijangos López bridge, you must take the 1st on the right. street. “From Elena Avenue, then you pass the Central America National Institute (Inca), the Supreme Electoral Court, Isabel La Católica and Cerrito del Carmen Park. That would be its first alternate route,” he explained.
  • From the historic center you can also take the 5th. Street in Zone 1, passing the San José Temple to go to the military area of ​​Matamoros and from that sector to Las Victorias Avenue, Montejo explained.
  • You can also use the La Asunción boulevard to go through Matamoros to the Ten de Mayo neighborhood and from that sector to the blade, in zone 6, “he added.
  • In the Martí Street area, drivers can turn in the 10th. Avenida of the Modern Barrio, connect to the 1st. Calle, go to the side of Cerrito del Carmen, Juan Chapín Avenue, Candelaria church, and from that area to go to Las Victorias Avenue to lead to the overpass La Vella, San Antonio, Zone 6 capital, and thus go to the route to the Atlantic.
Despite the work in the Martí, strong vehicular traffic jams are not reported. (Photo: Emetra)

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