This will work on the regional beak and plaque this Monday, June 23

In order to improve mobility during the return of the Festive Bridge of Corpus Christi, the City Hall of Bogotá It will implement the regional peak and plate measurement next Monday, June 23. This provision seeks to regulate the entry of private vehicles to the city through the main access roads and avoid traditional bottles back to the capital.

• From 12:00 m. At 4:00 pm, only vehicles with a plate finished in torque (0, 2, 4, 6 and 8) may enter.
• From 4:00 pm to 8:00 pm, the entrance will be enabled only for the license plate finished in odd number (1, 3, 5, 7 and 9).

Out of these schedules, that is, before 12:00 m. And after 8:00 pm, there will be no restriction to enter the city.

The measure applies to those who transit through the nine main entrance runners to Bogotá, so residents and visitors are recommended to plan their routes in advance to avoid sanctions or inconveniences. These are the ways where the restriction will operate:

• 1. Northern highway: from the Andes toll to the northern portal of Transmilenio (North-South sense).
• 2. South Highway: From the limit with Soacha to Boyacá Avenue (South-North sense).
• 3. Avenue Centenario (Calle 13): From the Bogotá River to Ciudad de Cali Avenue (West-Oriente sense).
• 4. 80th Street: From the Guadua bridge to the 80th Transmilenio portal (West-Orento sense).
• 5. Seventh race: from 245th Street to 183 (North-South sense).
• 6. Boyacá Avenue – Vía Al Llano: from the Algerian tunnel Durán Quintero to the old road to the plain (South -North sense).
• 7. Vía Suba – Cota: From the Bogotá River to 170 Street (North -South sense).
• 8. Via to La Calera: from the Patios toll to the seventh race (East-Occident sense).
• 9. Via Choachí: From the road to Monserrate to Circunvalar Avenue (East-Occident sense)

The district administration continues to execute strategies to ensure more fluid mobility on high traffic dates. In addition, it reminds citizens to remain informed about the works and restrictions ongoing, such as interventions in the underground pedestrian crossing of the Jiménez Avenue station of the Bogotá Metro.