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The São Paulo Public Ministry sent a letter to the City of São Paulo asking the administration to clarify the criteria used to determine the rotation of the new car, announced today. The measure, which restricts the number of vehicles on the streets, will begin next Monday, aims to contain the crowds during the coronavirus pandemic.
The new rotation will be valid for 24 hours; The rules stipulate that cars with odd end plates can only drive on odd days, while those with even end plates will only drive on even days. In this way, vehicles can travel every other day.
The promoter Camila Mansour da Silveira, of the 3rd Prosecutor for Justice of Housing and Urbanism in the Capital, sent the letter to the City Council asking for some points to be clarified.
- When will the rotation start and how long will it last?
- What were the changes in relation to the previous rotation and what are the details of the times, days and end of the plates of the new rotation?
- What means of communication will be used to inform the population about the measure?
- What studies were used to establish the decision to resume rotation?
- How will planning be done to avoid damage to the movement of vehicles and professionals related to essential services, mainly health and safety?
- According to what studies did the number of the bus fleet increase, with the return of the rotation, to avoid overcrowding in public transport?
The prosecutor gave the City Council and the CET (Traffic Engineering Company) a period of 48 hours to grant responses.
