LIVE - Exodus and return plan: take into account the main measures implemented during the festive long weekend

At this time, it is reported that a vehicular flow of medium intensity in the 13th Street corridor, both in the west and east direction. This marks an important point for drivers who are traveling on this road and returning to Bogotá within the framework of the festive long weekend.

It is relevant to highlight that on Monday, November 6, the Regional Peak and Plate will be applied in Bogotá. This measure restricts the circulation of vehicles in the city and is applied at the nine entrances to the Colombian capital.

Road authorities call for caution and responsibility while driving.

At this time, the return plan in the South highway corridor presents a situation of fluid mobility in both road directions. Drivers who are returning to Bogotá or traveling on this important road are experiencing a more agile traffic and without major congestion.

Road authorities urge drivers to plan their trips and take additional precautionary measures due to the high influx of vehicles on this return date. Road safety is a priority, so it is rrecommends maintaining caution behind the wheel and respect traffic signs.

Mobility is expected to continue flowing throughout the day, but it is essential that drivers are aware of the restrictions and current regulations to avoid fines.

At this time, a high traffic flow has been reported in the Northern Highway corridor in the city of Bogotá. Drivers entering the city are experiencing significant traffic on this important thoroughfare.

The traffic authorities recalled that holiday Monday is the All Saints Day, and as part of the traffic measures implemented in the city, the Regional Peak and Plate is in force at the 9 entrances to Bogotá. This means that the vehicle restriction will be applied according to the license plate number at each of these entrances.

Coviandina, the concessionaire in charge of the road network in the region towards the Llano, informs drivers about the current conditions of the road. Bidirectional traffic has been implemented in the Reborn tunnel, which allows the passage of vehicles in both directions. This measure extends from kilometer 65+000 in La Pala to kilometer 71+500 in Pipiral.

In addition, to guarantee the safety and fluidity of cargo vehicle traffic, a process of step one by one through the military bridges in Naranjal. This measure seeks to prevent road accidents and facilitate the movement of these vehicles in the area.

A tragic accident occurred in Alto de La Línea, when a cargo vehicle lost control at kilometer 8 while heading from Cajamarca to Calarca. The truck collided with four cars and fell into the abyss.

According to the Calarcá fire commander, captain Javier Arconde, It appears that the cargo vehicle experienced brake failure, which led to this terrible collision. The accident left 12 people injured, two of whom were taken to hospital. San Juan de Dios de Armenia Hospital and ten to the Coffee Clinic. Tragically, two people lost their lives at the scene of the accident.

The rescue teams managed save the truck driver, who was rescued alive. According to eyewitnesses, at least one of the fatalities was on top of the truck. It was also reported that one of the vehicles affected by the truck also fell into the abyss.

The road between Cajamarca and Calarcá, in the direction of descent, is currently closed due to the aftermath of this devastating accident. Authorities continue to investigate the circumstances that led to this tragedy in Alto de La Línea.

At around 4:15 pm the reversible system is put into operation on Carrera Septima, from the 245th street to 180th street, in a north-south direction. This measure aims to streamline the flow of traffic in one of the most important road arteries in the city.

Reversibility is a mobility strategy that allows changing the direction of traffic on a road during certain hours of the day, in order to adapt it to the traffic demand at different times. In this case, Carrera Séptima becomes a north-south road to facilitate the movement of drivers heading to the south of the city.

It is applied on holiday Mondays to regulate the entry and circulation of vehicles in the entrance corridors to the city. This measure will come into force from 12 noon and will extend until 8 at night, according to the vehicle's license plate number.

This restriction aims to alleviate traffic congestion on holidays and ensure more efficient flow on the city's access roads. The authorities invite road actors to make sure they plan their trip in advance to avoid setbacks.

The Bogotá Mobility Secretariat reminds all people who plan to travel along the different road corridors that on holiday Monday, November 6, there will be a regional peak and plate.

“We recommend that travelers drive with caution, respecting traffic rules and speed limits to avoid accidents and penalties,” said the Ministry of Mobility.

According to the information provided by Invías, one of the road developments on Sunday, November 5, was reported in the Atlantic. There is a temporary closure in the Ponedera sector on the Vía Calamar - Barranquilla. For now, not many details are known about it.

According to the latest report from the authorities, for now the main road corridors are flowing normally in the Colombian capital.