The unit of the Buses Lep company entered through the descent that leads to Avenida San Juan, in the opposite direction to traffic. The Ministry of Urban Mobility managed to identify the patent to file infringements.
The Government of the City of Buenos Aires fined the bus that carried out a dangerous maneuver last week when entering the wrong way into the Highway 25 de Mayo. The owner must pay more than $1,400,000.
The Ministry of Urban Mobility of the City, through Urban Highways (AUSA) and the Secretariat of Transport, committed an infringement on the company’s micro Lep Buses who performed a risky maneuver entering the highway along the ramp that exits to Av. San Juan, in the opposite direction to traffic.
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Through AUSA’s cameras and its intelligent system, the patent was detected and the necessary evidence was collected to carry out the corresponding violations, which are: $94,530 (150 UF) for carrying out a dangerous maneuver, $63,020 (100 UF) for driving in the right direction. contrary and $1,260,400 (2000 UF) for road obstruction.
The bus in question got onto the highway and performed dangerous maneuvers about the trace to take the connection with AU 9 de Julio South direction Pueyrredón Bridge. For the violations he must pay a total of $1,417,950.
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The incident occurred last Friday at 05:43 a.m. and the alert to AUSA Control Center comes through the telephone call of the chief of service of the City Police, who alerts for a micro of long distance that was entering the wrong way into the Highway 25 de Mayo at the 9 de Julio distributor. AUSA dispatches the Road Safety mobile to the scene, which arrives after 3 minutes, but the vehicle was retreating.
Source: Ambito
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