In the streets of downtown Mérida they have already painted the drawers on the pavement to delimit the passenger pick-up areas, as well as the markings on the sidewalks so that users maintain a “healthy distance”.
In the same way, they expanded the sidewalks in order to avoid contagion of Covid-19.
The new signage is part of the Mobility Improvement Plan, which comes into effect this Sunday, September 13.
Welcome to the “new normal”!
Comments
more recommended stories
To control a fire in Matanzas, Cuba accepts technical assistance from the U.S.The Cuban government said it has.
Two dead and five missing after migrant boat capsizes off the Florida KeysTwo people were dead and eight.
While some parts of the US are still in the 100s, Alaska gets its first Winter Storm WarningUS gets first Winter Storm Warning.
Greenpeace Mexico reaffirms protection for the suspension of Maya Train’s section 5The legal advisor of Greenpeace Mexico,.
First cabin of the Maya Train leaves the plant for testing“The first cabin of the Maya.
Four news cases of Monkeypox confirmed in MéridaAfter confirming the first two cases.
Cargo truck full of beer overturns on the Mérida-Tetiz federal highwayAt kilometer 15 + 500 of.
Dead body found floating in the waters of the Progreso swampA group of people found in.
Accident on the Mérida-Cancún highway leaves two dead and eight injuredA crash between two vehicles at.
The family of an American imprisoned in Venezuela asks President Biden to please bring him homeThe family of a Los Angeles.
Leave a Comment