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Specifically, it will be forbidden to drive on Cava Street, Plaza España, Alamo Street and Lope Gisbert and adjacent roads from 11 am.

In addition, you can not park from 9 am until 2 pm on the entire route.

The Councilor for Citizen Security of the City of Lorca, José Luis Ruiz Guillén has reported the traffic cut scheduled for this Friday, September 6, on the occasion of the parade of the groups participating in the International Festival of Folklore Virgen de las Huertas.

The mayor of Public Safety has detailed that "through Local Police, special traffic rules for the traffic of vehicles through Cava Street, Plaza España, Alamo Street and Lope Gisbert with adjacent from 11 hours will be established. In addition, it will be prohibited parking from 9 am to 2 pm on these streets. "

Ruiz Guillén has added that "for that day the itineraries to be followed by the vehicles that have to travel through the city will be: for vehicles up to 6 meters in length, except urban buses, authorized vehicles, those for loading-unloading, users of Fords and vehicles that go to the public parking of the Plaza Colón, and downtown will be allowed to enter by Juan Carlos I Oval Avenue or vice versa.

Those vehicles that have to travel through the city this Friday, except urban buses, towards Águilas from Murcia will have to exit through the San Antonio neighborhood from the A-7 motorway to take Ronda Sur and the Águilas highway.

They may also pass through the Apolonia Roundabout, Armed Forces Avenue, Paso Encarnado Avenue, Santa Clara Avenue, Poeta Para Vico Street to Alameda Cervantes.

Those who go to Granada / Almería / Murcia from or to the city center must do so by Rotonda Apolonia, Avda. Armed Forces, Avda. Paso Encarnado (two senses) Avda. Europa- Avda. Juan Carlos I- Jerónimo Santa Fe and Ctra. Granada.

The Local Police will monitor and signal these alternative vehicle transit itineraries, for a better development of traffic safety in our city.

For more detailed information you can consult the website: www.lorca.es, in the traffic incidents section.

Source: Ayuntamiento de Lorca