The Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport has announced that no circulation restrictions will be imposed on goods transport vehicles exceeding 20 tons this Sunday, February 12. In a statement issued by the Ministry, officials clarified that the anticipated conditions triggering temporary circulation restrictions are not expected to materialize according to the official temperature forecast. The Ministry emphasized that its decision to implement such limitations is contingent upon specific meteorological criteria.
Consequently, based on current forecasts, the threshold conditions outlined in the Ministry’s decision were not predicted for the upcoming day. The Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport confirmed its ongoing commitment to monitoring the meteorological forecasts on a daily basis. Furthermore, it stated that it will promptly notify both the general public and economic operators should circumstances arise where the conditions warrant the implementation of circulation restrictions.
This proactive monitoring aims to ensure timely communication regarding any potential changes to transport regulations. The announcement underscores the Ministry’s reliance on scientific data when determining necessary adjustments to commercial traffic flow. Citizens and industry stakeholders are advised to follow future updates from the Ministry for the most current information regarding transport accessibility and any potential future circulation restrictions.
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