With the current mobility scenario, Medellín would return to the peak and plate every other day, said the mayor, Daniel Quintero.
This would happen, said the local president, before the end of his government in 2023.
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However, the mayor said that several alternatives are being studied to avoid this situation and it is estimated that a thousand vehicles are registered daily in the city, including motorcycles and cars.
“The beak and plate is one of the measures, easy because many people, before giving up the car, what they do is buy another one or buy a motorcycle (…) That is a big deal for the dealers and the big deal is the introduction of the bill and plate”, said Quintero.
That is why the payment pilot was implemented to avoid the peak and license plate and the result was that 2,000 cars a day made use of this benefit, which, as previously reported, will end on March 1.
“During the next two months we will be measuring and analyzing the data, the results to propose to the city just do not leave the car at home, because it is not the most effective. Perhaps the most effective thing is to remove the bearing tax, which is a national tax and 80 percent of which is done by the Government and we have already become a District and that money remains in the city and the bearing no longer goes to the Government but rather stays in the district,” added the president.
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This is the new peak and plate rotation for 2022.
Courtesy of the Mayor’s Office of Medellin
Under this scenario, in the coming months in the city and in the other nine municipalities of the Aburrá Valley there would be new announcements about mobility in individuals because congestion is high, since it is estimated that there are 1 million 718 thousand vehicles in this subregion alone.
For now, on March 1 the beak and plate for taxis will return and the measure continues, once a week, for cars and motorcycles.
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