The toll workers’ union is carrying out a 72-hour strike that began yesterday and will last until the end of Sunday.
He Toll Workers Union is carrying out a unemployment that began yesterday and will extend until tomorrow, inclusive, and that reaches all positions of Uruguay, as indicated by the union branch that makes up the Construction and Annexes Union (Sunca).
The strike will also be accompanied by a “concentration and rally” that will begin today at 11 at the Pando toll, of the Interspa Route.
The measures respond to “no progress in the Salary Tips” of the sector, as reported by the union through a statement; and they add to the different initiatives that toll workers have been carrying out in recent days, such as mobilizations on routes with the distribution of flyers to explain the situation to drivers.
The move is expected to cause large ctraffic complicationsespecially in the Montevideo area and the metropolitan area, because the end of spring break brings with it a large flow of traffic on national routes.
How will payments be made?
The Road Corporation of Uruguay (CVU) reported that, given the workers’ strike, the toll will be paid under the modality of Automatic Collection.
“Automatic charging involves charging through the account that customers have for electronic toll and as is usual for those vehicles that do not have the electronic toll device, they will be charged through reading the tuition sending to Sucive the transit charge for the toll,” said the agency’s statement.
The CVU recalled that, based on the new toll regulations, approved by two decrees, “the transits sent for collection in Sucive, if they are not canceled within a period of 60 days from when they were generated, will have surcharges.” In this sense, the entity stressed that it is convenient to pay before 60 days through the Sucive website or through collection networks. Abitab and Payments Network.
Source: Ambito
