US EditionJerez Collapses with the Worst Bus Service in Its Modern History
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From this Wednesday lines 8, 9, 10 and 15 have their departures half an hour before Radiography to the urban buses of Jerez: More travelers in a service with obsolete vehicles
The workers of the urban bus service of Jerez, a total of 172 full-time public employees, held at midnight last Tuesday an assembly in one of the Comujesa facilities — the municipal company that manages and exploits the service— in the industrial estate El Portal. Convened by the company committee, the meeting sought to analyze the last hour of the collapse situation that they are experiencing as a result of the latest casualties suffered by the…
After burning three municipal buses, the City Council of the fifth most populated city of Andalusia cuts the frequency of bus lines and plunges the population into an unprecedented public transport precariousness.Topics: News, Cádiz, Mobility, Right to the city, TransportRead full article
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