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With the commissioning of the running sections circulation of 10,000 vehicles per day it is improved, which means significantly decongest traffic in the city of Murcia and its parishes

The Minister of Public Works and Infrastructures, Francisco Barnabas, and the mayor of Murcia, José Ballesta, today opened two new sections of the second phase of the South Coast, which will improve the connection of two of the main population of the city of Murcia , El Palmar and La Alberca, where more than 35,000 people.

Francisco Barnabas stressed that the new open path, with an area of ​​800 meters, "allow circulation of 10,000 vehicles per day, which means significantly decongest traffic in the city of Murcia and its districts."

With this commissioning, she said the counselor, "the tour will be a new alternative to the high traffic of the capital and, in particular, improve connections with the A-30, MP-30 and MP-31 and the future motorway Reguerón, under construction by the Ministry of Public Works, as well as various regional roads of different levels. "

The new roads include the connection between urban diversion of El Palmar (old N-301) with access to La Alberca (road RM-302) and between Avenida Primero de Mayo El Palmar to the roundabout located next to the Auditorium The pool.

The main trunk has two lanes of traffic, two lanes in each direction and separated by a landscaped central median, while approach and are equipped with bike, new safety barriers and lighting lanes.

Among its unique elements highlights the implementation of a new viaduct over the A-30, which has a self-supporting arch occupies the central position of the new building, to support roadways.

The Minister stressed that the action, executed by Urbamusa, has received an investment of the Ministry of Public Works and Infrastructure 5,215,514 euros.

Therefore, to date "has invested in the South Coast 15.3 million for a distance of 5.7 kilometers, they will serve nine districts of Murcia, such as San Gines, El Palmar, La Alberca, Santo angel, Algezares, Los Garres, San Jose de la Vega, Barriomar and Torreagüera.

The Minister said that this infrastructure is being financed through an agreement signed between the Community and the City of Murcia, by which the regional government provides 66 million euros to the construction of new high-capacity roads of the North Coast and South which encircle the city of Murcia.

Source: CARM