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Rome Slows Down, as Construction Begins on New Raised Pedestrian Crossings. the Map.

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On Via Aurelia, between Via di Villa Betania and Via di San Pancrazio, there are two new raised pedestrian crossings. This project is part of a larger project initiated by the Department of Public Works to create new sidewalks in the area, where none existed before. But the...
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Rome Slows Down, as Construction Begins on New Raised Pedestrian Crossings. the Map.

On Via Aurelia, between Via di Villa Betania and Via di San Pancrazio, there are two new raised pedestrian crossings. This project is part of a larger project initiated by the Department of Public Works to create new sidewalks in the area, where none existed before. But the...

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RomaToday broke the news in on Sunday, February 22, 2026.
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