Zaragoza

Update on Portillo works: traffic mobility will not be fully restored until Friday

The restoration of mobility around Portillo will take two more days than expected. The complete opening of Escoriaza y Fabro Street, which will directly connect the Ciudadanía roundabout with Goya Avenue, was initially scheduled for this Wednesday but will now take place on Friday, October 9. According to officials overseeing the Zaragoza Alta Velocidad works, which are transforming Portillo and its surroundings, the delay affects all traffic changes planned for this phase of the project. All the changes in the area will therefore come into effect on Friday. ALL CHANGES FROM FRIDAY The main developments will include the complete opening of Escoriaza y Fabro, restoring a direct connection between the Ciudadanía roundabout and Goya Avenue. Planned changes at the intersection of Anselmo Clavé, San Josemaría Escrivá de Balaguer and María Agustín promenade will also take effect. These changes represent further progress in restoring mobility around Portillo, one of Zaragoza’s areas that has experienced the most traffic disruption in recent weeks because of the works. Some routes had already been restored in September, including the turn between María Agustín and Escrivá de Balaguer and the usual routes of several bus lines.
Update on Portillo works: traffic mobility will not be fully restored until Friday

Mobility around Portillo will take two more days to be restored than initially expected. The complete opening of Escoriaza y Fabro Street, which will directly connect the Ciudadanía roundabout with Goya Avenue, was initially scheduled for this Wednesday, but will now take place on Friday, October 9.

According to officials overseeing the Zaragoza Alta Velocidad works, which are transforming Portillo and its surroundings, the delay affects all the traffic changes planned for this phase of the project. All the changes planned for the area will therefore come into effect on Friday.

ALL CHANGES FROM FRIDAY

The main developments will include the complete opening of Escoriaza y Fabro, restoring a direct connection between the Ciudadanía roundabout and Goya Avenue. The planned changes at the intersection of Anselmo Clavé, San Josemaría Escrivá de Balaguer and María Agustín promenade will also take effect.

These changes represent further progress in restoring mobility around Portillo, one of Zaragoza’s areas that has experienced the most traffic disruption in recent weeks because of the works. Some routes had already been restored in September, including the turn between María Agustín and Escrivá de Balaguer and the usual routes of several bus lines.

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