Congestionamento faz crianças descerem de ônibus e seguirem a pé para escola em PG
Congestionamento na ligação Costa Rica faz crianças descerem de ônibus e seguirem a pé para escola em Ponta Grossa
The congestion on the Costa Rican connection, at Ponta Grossa, again caused disturbances on the morning of Wednesday (7) and directly affected students who were going to the Aldo Bonde Municipal School. According to reports sent to BnT Online, children who were in a bus had to disembark from the vehicle and continue the journey on foot because the collective could not advance in the face of the slowness registered in access to the Lagoa region.
Residents say that the problem is not punctual and that congestion is part of the routine of those who circulate in the region.
According to one of the reports received by the report, “every day” the bus that transports students finds it difficult to pass through the access. On Wednesday, the situation would have reached the point of forcing children to leave the vehicle before they arrive at school.
The child would have fallen into a clay pit
In addition to the need to follow on foot, residents report that the path presented bad conditions because of the moisture and the presence of clay.
During the displacement, at least one child would have slipped and fallen.
The situation has generated concern among families and residents, who charge a solution to ensure more safety for students who use transport in the region.
Residents also report delays to work
Reflections of congestion also affect workers who need to leave the region during the morning.
According to residents, there are people who leave their homes around 7 am and can only get to work between 8:30 and 9 am due to vehicle retention.
The delay, according to the reports, occurs frequently and has caused delays, difficulties of movement and complaints of those who use the stretch daily.
The City Hall was searched
The BnT Online contacted the Prefeitura de Ponta Grossa and requested clarifications on the congestion, the situation of the transport of the students, the conditions of the route and any measures planned to improve the flow of vehicles in the region.
The report also questioned whether the Municipality is aware of the difficulty faced by the bus in accessing the Aldo Bonde Municipal School and whether there is any road intervention planning on site.
Until the publication of this report, Prefeitura de Ponta Grossa had not forwarded a response.
