The long weekend has started, and during the first hours of the morning there is already high mobility, especially towards the Atlantic Coastwhere more than 2,000 vehicles travel per hour on Highway 2.
The registration was obtained at the Samborombón toll booth by Autopistas de Buenos Aires SA (AUBASA), which indicates that many people will take advantage of the rest time to do tourism, where the Atlantic Coast It’s one of the Destinations favourites.
According to the highway concessionaire, the number of vehicles that travel to the Atlantic Coast increased considerably, since on a typical day, the figure “ranges between 200 and 500 cars per hour”.
For its part, on interbalnearia provincial route 11, at the La Huella toll, the number of vehicles traveling south this morning was 1,187 per hour, while In the direction of the province of Entre Ríos, traffic in the area of the Zárate Brazo Largo complex, on routes 12 and 14, encounters traffic congestion.
For its part, at the La Plata Bus Terminal, since last night there has been a large influx of passengers, mostly with reservations to different destinations on the Atlantic Coast, where during the weekend there will be a hotel occupancy of more than 65%.
Additionally, Aerolineas Argentinas announced that during the weekend it will mobilize more than 300 thousand passengers, mainly Destinations such as Córdoba, Iguazú, Mendoza, Bariloche, Salta, Ushuaia, Tucumán.
Meanwhile, from The Ministry of Transportation recommended that all travelers drive carefully, respect speed limits and traffic signsand travel to their destinations in advance to avoid congestion.
The National Road Safety Agency will sanction those who circulate on the shoulder
For this weekend, the National Road Safety Agency will launch a special operation, in order to guarantee the safety of all travelers on the country’s main routes.
In addition, the agency will focus on drivers who circulate on the shoulder, who can receive a fine between $6,000 and $12,000, they can even suspend their driving license.
