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The mayor of Cartagena, Ana Belén Castejón, has dictated the traditional side of the Fiestas de Carthagineses y Romanos, which establishes a series of measures that will affect the circulation and parking of vehicles in the area of ​​the Camp Festero, as well as in the streets of the city through which parades run and various acts are celebrated.
Therefore, in general, the circulation and parking of vehicles within the Camp will be prohibited from September 21 to 30, as well as in the adjacent esplanade, where during those days parking will be allowed until 4.30 pm, with the exception of from Saturday 22, Sunday 23, Friday 28, Saturday 29 and Sunday 30, whose parking ban will be extended to 24 hours.
With the exception of those vehicles authorized by the Department of Public Safety and Public Roads, vehicles with people with reduced mobility and emergency vehicles, which may only park in the designated and marked places and the autotaxis at the provisional stop next to the Cartagonova Stadium.
PARKING LOTS
With the aim that both participants and visitors can park, parking will be enabled in the old festive camp, located back to the current one, in the Eroski Shopping Center and in the underground public car parks of the Alameda de San Antón and Plaza de España.
Likewise, from 4:00 p.m. on the 21st until 7:00 p.m. on October 1, traffic will be cut on Avenida Del Cantón.
On the other hand, during the festivities, with the passing of festive parades and with a general character, it will be forbidden to park and circulate vehicles on the pedestrian axis from Plaza de Heroes de Cavite to Calle del Carmen, as well as in other areas and streets in which festeros acts are developed.
On Friday 28 and Saturday 29, from 14:00 hours will be prohibited the parking of vehicles in the so-called Puertas de Madrid (western zone), Plaza de España (western zone), Alameda de San Antón (western zone), Soldado street Rosique and Puente del Cartagonova towards the Festero Camp.
The circulation in these streets will be cut by the Local Police to the passage of the festeros parades.
On Friday the 21st, the prohibition of circulation and parking to the streets Honda, Balcones Azules, Ascent to the Windmill, Fields, Air, and Canyon, to the passage of the festero parade.
On Monday 24 and Thursday 27, parking and circulation in the Port area, Paseo Alfonso XII and Plaza de Heroes de Cavite are prohibited, starting at 8:45 p.m. for the celebration of festive events.
On Tuesday 25, from 7:00 p.m. traffic will be cut on the ascent to "Parque Torres" for the celebration of a concert.
In addition, on Wednesday, September 26, 7,000 cruise passengers are scheduled to disembark, so the loading and unloading time will be reduced throughout the Historic District until 09:30 am, since after that time, it will not be possible to access the same in vehicle, also it is recommended to avoid in the displacements by the Stroll Alfonso XII, Heroes de Cavite and Santiago de Cuba.
COMPLEMENTARY MEASURES
As complementary measures, the faction also establishes that evacuation routes will be considered, and therefore the parking of vehicles in them will not be allowed during the duration of the festivities, from September 21 to 30, 2018. They will be the following:
The vicinity of the Cartagonova Municipal Stadium.
The route attached to the Camp Festero.
The Avenue of the Canton.
The access bridge to the Cartagonova Municipal Stadium.
Also and for safety of people and goods, on Sunday 30 and once the assembly of the pyrotechnic show in the vicinity of the Camp Festero, will be prohibited the parking of vehicles and the presence of people within a radius of 100 meters.
The Local Police will denounce and order the withdrawal to the Municipal Deposit of all vehicles that are parked inside the Camp, in the prohibited areas around the Municipal Stadium, in the itinerary of the parades, in the places of the celebration of the shows in general and on evacuation routes.
Source: Ayuntamiento de Cartagena
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