Demonstration calls for the departure of Secretary of Urban Mobility in Teresópolis Protesters gathered this Thursday (13), in front of Teresópolis City Hall, in the Serrana region of Rio, calling for a change in command of the Municipal Secretariat of Public Security and Urban Mobility. Among the points contested by the protesters are the changes in traffic on Reta, the collection of fines for rotating parking and changes in the circulation of vehicles. Traders criticize the new rules for stopping, loading and unloading, claiming that they make it difficult for establishments to operate and could harm tourism in Teresópolis. ? Follow the g1 Região Serrana channel on WhatsApp. According to the protesters, the current administration has been marked by a lack of dialogue with the population. They claim that significant changes in urban mobility were implemented without prior consultation, directly affecting the routine of residents and traders. In July, the Public Ministry discussed changes in the flow of vehicles and pedestrians with City Hall representatives and determined that mobility studies and reports prepared by the Secretariat of Security and Mobility be analyzed by the Secretariat of Urban Planning. In addition to the demonstration, the group filed with City Hall a request for the dismissal of the Secretary of Public Security and Urban Mobility, Sérgio Mauro, and presented a request to the City Council to cancel parking fines. The Secretariat of Security and Mobility reported that the measures aim to improve traffic flow and were based on technical studies. Protesters gathered in front of Teresópolis City Hall Juliana Guzzo
Demonstration in Teresópolis calls for Security Secretary to leave
Demonstration calls for the departure of Secretary of Urban Mobility in Teresópolis Protesters gathered this Thursday (13), in front of Teresópolis City Hall, in the Serrana region of Rio, calling for a change in command of the Municipal...
Traders criticize the new rules for stopping, loading and unloading, claiming that they make it difficult for establishments to operate and could harm tourism in Teresópolis. Follow the g1 Região Serrana channel on WhatsApp.
- According to the protesters, the current administration has been marked by a lack of dialogue with the population.
- They claim that significant changes in urban mobility were implemented without prior consultation, directly affecting the routine of residents and traders.
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