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Street Furniture Is a Problem in Guadalajara: the Figures Are Scandalous
The City of Guadalajara has reinforced police surveillance to combat the abandonment of goods on the public road, has tightened the application of sanctions and has been interested in the possible installation of cameras in the most conflicting points, as long as the regulations allow, in the face of a problem that it considers priority after having removed about 4,000 furniture and bulky objects from the streets between March and June.
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The City of Guadalajara has reinforced police surveillance to combat the abandonment of goods on the public road, has tightened the application of sanctions and has been interested in the possible installation of cameras in the most conflicting points, as long as the regulations allow, in the face of a problem that it considers priority after having removed about 4,000 furniture and bulky objects from the streets between March and June.
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