Chaos continues on the Ligurian motorways, with queues, construction sites, detours, inconveniences and delays. “There is no economic category that is exempt from disaster. The repercussions of the inconveniences are now incalculable for the whole Savona area ”, thunders Angelo Berlangieri, president of the Union of Industrialists of the province of Savona, who has repeatedly denounced a situation that has now become intolerable.
“We had understood that after 20 March the critical phase of the works on the motorways would come to an end, with a progressive improvement in practicability, and that from mid-April to 8 May they would be completely free with a subsequent resumption of work, before the summer stop, from Monday to Friday, ”he adds. “The reality is that a week ago it has become virtually impossible to reach Genoa, with average queues between Savona and Arenzano of 11 km and peaks of over 25 km, and that from mid-April the construction sites will be reduced, the latest news published in the media announce that there will remain some restrictions, which still means queues ”.
Berlangieri speaks of “incalculable damage”, caused “by the persistence of this situation for our entire economy is absolutely evident, as it is intolerable that those who have to pay the price of years of guilty negligence are not responsible for neglect but all of us who we have only one ‘fault’ living and working in this province ”.
Enough cashback, we need to eliminate tolls, he adds: “We have reached the limits, even psychological ones, of tolerance and it is no longer possible to have only to repeatedly report the inconveniences and difficulties that we experience every day: we ask all institutions and responsible subjects, not only excuses and stories of what will be but to intervene urgently by rescheduling the work, so that it is possible to move, eliminating the cost of the toll on the whole section, avoiding the mockery of cashback “.
“Without concrete answers we will have no choice but to protest by all means, in compliance with the rules, with force and clamor to defend our sacrosanct right to be able to move and work”, concludes UISV president Angelo Berlangieri.