Residents of “Shaip Kamberi” Street have formally appealed to the Municipality of Pristina and Mayor Përparim Rama, calling for immediate infrastructural intervention due to a significant pothole that has opened in the roadway. The damaged asphalt is located in the section connecting to “Mustafë Hoxha” Street, presenting a clear hazard to both vehicular traffic and pedestrians utilizing the thoroughfare. Local residents have expressed concern that the danger posed by the pothole is compounded by the road’s steep incline.
Furthermore, the current traffic signage has been criticized as inadequate and unprofessional. According to the community, the area is currently marked only by improvised signs, specifically mentioning the use of a shovel and a plastic container. The residents emphasized that this makeshift warning system is insufficient given the nature of the road.
They noted that the combination of the physical hazard, the steep grade, and poor visibility markers significantly elevates the risk of accidents, particularly during nighttime hours or for drivers unfamiliar with the specific route on this street. The appeals submitted by the residents underscore the urgent need for municipal authorities to address the structural integrity of the pavement and improve safety signage along the entire stretch of the street.
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