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National Academy of Engineering and Habitat Urges Completion of Caracas Metro Works to Ease Traffic

From El Nacional · () Spanish

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  • Venezuela’s National Academy of Engineering and Habitat called for the completion of works on the Caracas Metro.
  • The measures include assessing the asphalt mix, repairing road-edge failures and extending the depressed section of Avenida Libertador.
  • The aim is to improve circulation for 400,000 vehicles that travel the route daily.

Venezuela’s National Academy of Engineering and Habitat urged authorities to complete works on the Caracas Metro to help reduce traffic congestion.

The proposed strategy includes a technical assessment of the asphalt mix and repairs to failures along the road edges. It also calls for extending the depressed section of Avenida Libertador.

The measures are intended to improve traffic flow for the 400,000 vehicles that use the route each day.

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