Events modify traffic in Porto Alegre this Sunday

THE Public Transport and Traffic Company (EPTC) announced a set of changes in Porto Alegre traffic for that Sunday (14) due to various events being held throughout the city. The measurements involve roadblocks, diversions in public transport And temporary signagefocusing on road safety and the fluidity of traffic in areas with high traffic of people.

One of the main changes occurs in the Avenue Icaraiin the Cristal district. The section towards the Center district begins to be blocked in the Saturday eveningof 10 p.m.to assemble the structure of the anniversary of the Cristal district. The program continues on Sunday, from 8 a.m. to midnightwith a direct impact on public transport, which will be diverted by the streets Inhandui, Curupaiti And Currency.

Another point of attention is the region of PUCRSwho receives a public call for tenders with two-shift testing throughout Sunday, which is expected to significantly increase vehicle flow around the university. Always in the morning, between 5 a.m. and 11:30 a.m.it happens Rustic Sescorrer 2025with disruption of traffic on the avenues Fernando Ferrari And Jorge Benjamin Eckert.

Even in the early hours of the day, the Edvaldo Pereira Paiva Avenuein the section between the Gasometer and the Skate parkwill be assigned to XIth Collective Meeting Corre Pretofunctioning as a leisure space until 1 p.m. and gather around thousand participants.

The calendar of events continues throughout the day with the 2nd Wheeled Bike MeetingIn Nestor Ludwig Streetof 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.; the traditional João Alfredo Fairof 9 a.m. to 11 p.m.; and the Closure of Cambucá StreetIn Lobo da Costa Streetbetween 10 a.m. and 11 p.m.. Furthermore, the street rehearsals samba schools Emperors of Samba And Bambas orgy cause changes in traffic and public transport, especially on roads such as Edvaldo Pereira Paiva Avenue and the Rue de la Patrie volunteers.

The TCPS advises drivers, pedestrians and public transport users to plan trips in advancerespect it temporary signage and follow the instructions of traffic officers throughout the day.