Authorities took preventive measures after precipitation volume exceeds 100 millimeters within 72 hours; Traffic flows in operation train
The descent track, which leads to the north coast, was closed on Friday night (4), due to intense that increased the risk of landslides. The registered rainfall volume exceeded 100 millimeters in a period of 72 hours, which led the authorities to take preventive measures.
With the ban, traffic was redirected to the climb track, which is operating in a train scheme. In this system, the vehicles are organized into groups, climbing together towards, while the descent is done separately, first prioritizing passenger cars, followed by trucks and, finally, vehicles that carry dangerous products.
To ensure drivers safety, signaling teams were positioned at strategic points, such as kilometer 59, in the coastal direction, and in urban areas of Caraguatatuba, in the opposite direction. These measures aim to guide drivers and minimize risks during operation. The recommendation is that drivers avoid the region, if possible, until the situation stands out.
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Posted by Nátaly Tenório
