Do you like to step on the accelerator of your car? We have bad news for you, since the candidate for the leadership of Mexico City, Santiago Taboadaannounced its proposals regarding mobility and among them stands out an initiative that seeks to reactivate photomults.
“We have to find intelligent solutions so that in this city the decision you make to move is always a safe decision,” said the candidate during a campaign event.
“We need to punish those who exceed the speed limits in this city and prevent many people from traveling in a safe environment,” he added.
It is important to remember that the photomults It was a measure promoted during the administration of Miguel Ángel Mancerabut were replaced by civic sanctions and community work since December 2018.
What are Taboada’s other proposals regarding mobility?
These are other of the proposals of the candidate of the PAN-PRI-PRD alliance by the Head of Government of CDMX:
- Apply a policy pedestrian with budget.
- Install C5 security cameras in all public transport units.
- Promote a security policy to combat robberies on public transport.
- Allocate funds for cyclists and capital pedestrians.
- Expand cycle lanes by 300 kilometers.
- Respect the achievements of public transport.
- Provide a special rate for students on Metro and Metrobús.
- Public transportation 24-hour service for nightlife.
- Expand lines 2, 5, 8 and 12 of the Metro.
- Expand the Cablebús network in the municipalities of Álvaro Obregón and Magdalena Contreras.
The candidate Taboada announced that he will also seek to improve public transportation in the capital, so that citizens do not use their cars constantly.
“That’s why we want to bet, mainly on public transport and it has to be that great incentive for people to leave their cars, to make long distance trips”
How is the voting intention for Santiago Taboada going?
In accordance with the most recent survey The financial, the candidate Santiago Taboadafrom the alliance of the PAN, PRI and PRD parties, totals 37 percent for the head of Government of Mexico City and the candidate Clara Brugada captures 42 percent of voting intentions. While Solomon Chertorivsky, Citizen Movement candidateonly captures 6 percent of electoral preferences.
That is, the candidate Taboada is positioned only 5 points behind Brugada, it is even the shortest difference that has been recorded since October of last year. These survey results are the lowest level that the Morena candidate has reached since the electoral campaigns began.
Furthermore, the PAN candidate still has the possibility of overcoming Clara Brugada, because 15 percent of voting intentions are still undecided.
The third debate for the head of government could support the citizens of CDMX to define their voting intention, even the battle between the candidate and the candidate could become more interesting because in the previous debates different accusations have been exchanged. This meeting will take place next Sunday, May 12 at 8:00 p.m.
