Another busy Monday for motorists entering Cagliari from the northern part of the island. Early this morning, an ANAS team began a stopgap operation on State Road 130, at the entrance to the capital. This was necessary to secure the asphalt, which had been damaged in several places by the heavy rains of recent days. However, perhaps it would have been better to begin the work a few hours later to avoid congestion for motorists entering the city.

For those who, perhaps after seeing red on the maps, chose to enter the city via Viale Monastir and Viale Elmas, things didn't go any better. The signage company has begun construction at Via Dolcetta. This too is a necessary work. But should coordination be established between the various agencies? Or perhaps even use the stripes at night? Questions echoed in hundreds of cars, amidst anger and resignation.

(Unioneonline)