TIRANA, July 30/ATA/ July 31 is the deadline for the voluntary clearing up of public spaces by entities located near national roads and which pose a risk to road safety.
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Infrastructure and Energy Belinda Balluku, accompanied by the Chief Inspector of the National Inspectorate of Territory Protection Dallëndyshe Bici and Director of Albanian Road Authority Gentian Gjyli were on Kamza-Laç road, where she inspected the progress of the action, once again repeating the call to businesses to be cooperative in this initiative and warning of penalties for all those who refuse to relocate.
“The reform of the restoring legality to the territory of Albania is being implemented aiming at road safety, but also public space that needs to be cleared up. We have called on all entities and businesses located in the areas along national roads to take measures and clear up the public spaces, especially in the case of vehicle graveyards,” said Balluku.
Balluku recalled that according to the 2011 normative act, car graveyards must be located 1 km away from the national road.
Balluku underlined that this action is part of the major national reform for the clearing up of occupied public spaces, and respect for road safety.
On her part, Director of the Inspectorate announced that almost 90% of entities with activity near national roads have already been informed. /j.p/p.s./
