With the objective of informing drivers about the traffic regulations that apply in our city as well as in Salto, Oriental Republic of Uruguay, the Municipality of Concordia and the Consulates of both cities are working on a protocol so that those who travel have reliable knowledge of the regulations in force.
“The objective of this joint work has to do with providing information to those who come from Salto to Concordia as well as to the residents of Concordia who travel to the neighboring Uruguayan city regarding the traffic regulations in force in both cities, mainly regarding what documentation they must have,” stated the Secretary of Government Luciano Dell´Olio.
With this, the intention is to avoid possible irregularities in the controls carried out both in Salto and in Concordia. “If drivers have this information, they will be able to identify if they are facing a situation that is outside the regulations.”
In that sense, Dell´Olio remarked that in the event that someone has been a victim of a situation of this type, “what we ask is that they approach the Justice system or the Police and file the corresponding complaints. Complaints in the media or social networks have no effect and in our case, in order to act and take measures, we need them.”
“The objective of this joint work has to do with providing information to those who come from Salto to Concordia as well as to the residents of Concordia who travel to the neighboring Uruguayan city regarding the traffic regulations in force in both cities, mainly regarding what documentation they must have,” stated the Secretary of Government Luciano Dell´Olio.
With this, the intention is to avoid possible irregularities in the controls carried out both in Salto and in Concordia. “If drivers have this information, they will be able to identify if they are facing a situation that is outside the regulations.”
In that sense, Dell´Olio remarked that in the event that someone has been a victim of a situation of this type, “what we ask is that they approach the Justice system or the Police and file the corresponding complaints. Complaints in the media or social networks have no effect and in our case, in order to act and take measures, we need them.”