Са са­о­бра­ћај­ни­ца укло­њен снег

Ста­ње на ве­ћи­ни са­о­бра­ћај­ни­ца у гра­ду ју­че је у то­ку да­на би­ло знат­но бо­ље па ни­је би­ло ни ве­ћих за­сто­ја у са­о­бра­ћа­ју ни­ти скра­ћи­ва­ња по­је­ди­них тра­са јав­ног пре­во­за. Углав­ном је ко­ло­воз на глав­ним пу­те­ви­ма био очи­шћен и на­по­кон се, по­сле не­ко­ли­ко да­на, ви­део ас­фалт. Сне­га је би­ло у бли­зи­ни не­ких ста­ја­ли­шта, пе­шач­ких пре­ла­за и сте­пе­ни­шта ко­ја во­де у под­зем­не про­ла­зе. На ве­ћи­ни њих у ужем цен­тру гра­да по­су­та је со, али је чи­шћен са­мо део где пут­ни­ци сто­је или ста­зи­це где се ви­ше про­ла­зи, али не и ши­ри при­ла­зи овим ло­ка­ци­ја­ма.

Са са­о­бра­ћај­ни­ца укло­њен снег

TL;DR

  • Main roads were largely cleared, with asphalt visible after several days.
  • Snow and ice remained near some bus stops, pedestrian crossings, and stairs to underpasses, especially outside the city center.
  • Public transport operated well with no major delays.
  • "Belgrade-put" deployed 150 machines and 500 workers to clear snow, prioritizing roads and focusing on problem areas like Avala, Kosmaj, Lazarevac, and Barajevo.
  • "Gradska čistoća" employed 581 workers to clean and salt 1,391 public transport stops.
  • From January 4th to January 8th, 322 tons of salt were used on surfaces under their jurisdiction.
  • Residents complained about the unavailability of industrial salt to treat building entrances.
  • The weekend is expected to bring temperatures around zero with icy rain, followed by sharp frosts from Monday.
  • Emergency services received an increased number of calls due to falls and injuries on the ice, mainly affecting limbs, ribs, hips, head, and back.
  • Drivers reported issues with pedestrians, particularly those wearing hats or headphones, who were not paying attention to traffic while crossing streets.

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