US EditionThe YASA Association Warns Against the Spread of Abandoned Vehicles and Warns Municipalities Against Negligence.
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The Deliberating Council of Luján de Cuyo approved on Thursday a municipal ordinance that establishes economic sanctions for those who leave vehicles, auto parts or vehicle waste on the public road. The regulation, promoted by the president of the HCD, Andrés Sconfienza, will aim to improve road safety, reduce pollution and embellish the urban environment. The measure will also explicitly prohibit the abandonment of cars, tires, scrap and parts …
This article was first published on Cedarnews.net. For more exclusive news and reports, visit our website. The YASA Association commented in a statement on the spread of the phenomenon of abandoned parked cars within and outside municipalities. It said: “In recent years, the phenomenon of cars being parked on streets and roads within municipalities without being driven, used, or moved has spread for long periods of time, causing disruption to th…
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