Alcossebre is marking the pedestrian areas to guarantee social distancing
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Alcala-Alcossebre Council has started signage work so that during the summer safe distances are respected in the busy pedestrian areas, as part of the measures motivated by the COVID-19 pandemic and aiming to count on a safe municipality. The signs indicate the direction in which pedestrians must walk and, using broken lines, separation is established which pedestrians must maintain with pedestrians who circulate in opposite directions, so that they are not mixed together and controlled circulation is guaranteed.
Painting horizontal lines has begun in pedestrian streets in Alcossebre, from the end of calle Alcala, and soon to reach spaces such as the paseo Marítimo, plaza Vista Alegre, paseo de Las Fuentes and calle Misionero Grau. They will also be painting lines in the new pedestrianised area which will come into force from 19th June: camino L’Atall and the calle Rench – in both cases, from the calle Alcala to the plaza Constitución – and the calle Vistabella and calle Sant Benet. In this case, footprints will be painted to indicate the direction for pedestrians to walk in the road to show that there will be no vehicles and it will be possible to walk in the road, during the allotted time, although, in this case, there will be additional information with more vertical signage and complementary systems.
The Tourism and Police councillor, Selene Blázquez, emphasised that “we want our municipality to guarantee safe mobility for everyone, both residents and visitors, and we are working to achieve this. With maximum information and everyone’s cooperation, I am sure that we shall be able to count on considered mobility everywhere in order to be able to comply with the safety and hygiene regulations which this new situation demands”.
Alcala-Alcossebre Council has started signage work so that during the summer safe distances are respected in the busy pedestrian areas, as part of the measures motivated by the COVID-19 pandemic and aiming to count on a safe municipality. The signs indicate the direction in which pedestrians must walk and, using broken lines, separation is established which pedestrians must maintain with pedestrians who circulate in opposite directions, so that they are not mixed together and controlled circulation is guaranteed.
Painting horizontal lines has begun in pedestrian streets in Alcossebre, from the end of calle Alcala, and soon to reach spaces such as the paseo Marítimo, plaza Vista Alegre, paseo de Las Fuentes and calle Misionero Grau. They will also be painting lines in the new pedestrianised area which will come into force from 19th June: camino L’Atall and the calle Rench – in both cases, from the calle Alcala to the plaza Constitución – and the calle Vistabella and calle Sant Benet. In this case, footprints will be painted to indicate the direction for pedestrians to walk in the road to show that there will be no vehicles and it will be possible to walk in the road, during the allotted time, although, in this case, there will be additional information with more vertical signage and complementary systems.
The Tourism and Police councillor, Selene Blázquez, emphasised that “we want our municipality to guarantee safe mobility for everyone, both residents and visitors, and we are working to achieve this. With maximum information and everyone’s cooperation, I am sure that we shall be able to count on considered mobility everywhere in order to be able to comply with the safety and hygiene regulations which this new situation demands”.
