Ciudad Juárez.- The insistence that the State Congress gave to the Municipal Government to imprison drivers entering the international bridge lanes is “excessive,” said coordinating council member of the Public Security Council Commission, Mireya Porras Armendáriz.
What they will start doing is reforming the Road and Traffic Regulations by including these fines in the Road Safety sanctions report, he added. “I think they are exaggerating, in my opinion there should be no imprisonment, firstly the Regulations must be changed so that they can become law, and secondly: we must see that there are fines issued to find a way so that it does not become law. prison,” he said. Porras.
He assured that the issue was being handled by agents from the Road Safety Coordination, who ensured that drivers did not queue on international bridges. “The advice they have given, I don’t think they have realized that we have implemented it in the field of Road Safety, but yes, it is not regulated and we will find a way to do it,” he said. Local deputies from Morena urged the Juárez City Council this Tuesday to amend the Road and Traffic Ordinance to consider everything from vehicle confiscation to detention hours for those in the path of the international bridge. The legislative proposal sent by Morenoist representative María Antonieta Pérez Reyes proposes changing article 88 of the city’s regulations if a motorist, improperly, enters the lane of the international bridge without taking his turn, your vehicle will be confiscated and a fine of 20 minimum wages imposed for the recovery of the unit.
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