More traffic signs for Puerto Plata

posted on: Jan 12 2012 11:25 by The Reporter. Viewed 174 times.


Puerto Plata streets are being signed in order to reorganize the traffic and so that visitors are directed correctly.

These job is being done by a private company that has been hired by the City Hall administration.
 
Workers led by experts in the field have recently concentrated in signing streets and avenues that run into the center of Puerto Plata city.
 
This work started in streets 12 de Julio, José Ramón López, where workers have erected signs for one-way, two-way, no parking, stop, and no U-turns.
 
Pending before the City Council are approval of new "Traffic Regulations" which will be required in order to send drivers of vehicles and motorcycles who disrespect traffic regulations, to court.

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