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The Ministry of Presidency and Development launches a roundabout in Las Torres de Cotillas, which connects Agustín Fuentes Avenue with the road RM-B37, in which the Community has invested more than 248,000 euros in improving road safety in accesses To the industrial estate of the municipality.
The secretary general of the Ministry of Presidency and Development, Yolanda Muñoz, with the Mayor of Las Torres de Cotillas, Domingo Coronado, visited today the works already executed and explained that the roundabout is 67 meters outside diameter, is equipped with two lanes of Four meters wide and one-meter inner shoulders and one-and-a-half-meter exteriors.
"These characteristics will allow to absorb up to twice the traffic that currently travels in this area," said Muñoz, who stressed that this infrastructure "will facilitate access and mobility of more than 65,000 heavy vehicles that annually go to the industrial estate of the municipality" .
The project also contemplated the provision of lighting to the roundabout, the placement of 11 columns in the exterior with lighting system led type;
Horizontal and vertical signaling, with signs, indicative panels and reflective signs;
As well as beacons and necessary safety elements and bionda metal safety barriers with driver protection.
Service to the industrial estate
This road construction will serve the polygon, which has become one of the main industrial logistics areas of the Region.
There are many companies in the company, such as the food supermarket chain Consum, which has a logistics center that generates more than 2,000 direct and indirect jobs, and the transport company Agustín Fuentes, which has a fleet of almost 1,300 vehicles , Between own and autonomous who usually work with them.
Both companies will contribute two million euros to build the connecting roads of the logistics center with the roundabout and regional road RM-B37.
In this way, public-private collaboration will enable an investment of approximately 2.5 million to improve communications in this area.
Source: CARM
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