Pedestrians complain about changes in traffic in Teresópolis Residents have complained about the short opening time of some traffic lights for pedestrian crossings, in Teresópolis, in the Serrana region of Rio. According to reports, in certain points, the signal remains open for around twelve seconds, insufficient time for people to cross the road safely, according to pedestrians. In addition to the reduced time at traffic lights, the population also points to disrespect from drivers as one of the main problems they face on a daily basis. The complaints also occur against a backdrop of frequent records of accidents involving pedestrians being run over in the city. ? Follow the g1 Região Serrana channel on WhatsApp. g1 contacted Teresópolis City Hall, which informed that a company had already been hired to install the new signaling system. According to the Urban Mobility Secretariat, the service is in the technical visit phase to carry out the project. Pedestrian crossing with reduced time in Teresópolis InterTv Reproduction READ ALSO: Dog is rescued after family reports aggressive behavior in Petrópolis Cachaça produced in the interior of RJ and elected one of the best in the world is highlighted in an exhibition in Rio de Janeiro Politicians' Promises: see what was fulfilled after 3 and a half years in office by the governors and President Lula