US EditionBc Joins National Safety Crusade to Prevent Traffic Accidents
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Mexicali, April 24. Baja California joined the National Road Safety Crusade, a strategy to reduce road accidents. Pilar Avila Olmeda’s Marina governor reported that as part of the program, work will be done to prevent and reduce deaths and serious injuries from road accidents. Jorge Alberto Gutiérrez Topete, Director General of the State Institute of Sustainable Mobility (Imos), signed this commitment on behalf of the state, one of the 22 entiti…
As part of the national strategy to reduce road accidents, Baja California joined the National Road Safety Crusade, with actions aimed at preventing risks and strengthening safety in mobility, reported the governor of Pilar Avila Olmeda. The state president indicated that, on behalf of the state administration, the government will train young people and public transport drivers to reduce crashes was first published on TJNews.
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