Siliqua, a joke on 130: no one removes the carcass, parking space “forbidden”

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For over a year, a lay-by on state road 130 has been “hosting” the carcass of a burned-out car. Instead of finding a way to remove it, with the help of law enforcement, Anas has blocked access to the area, placing a series of bollards. This happens at kilometer 33, just before the second fork for Siliqua, in the direction of Iglesias-Cagliari.

The presence of the vehicle, especially at night, represented a danger. But the solution seems mocking, especially if one considers that in the stretch of state road that precedes it, there are no spaces for emergencies for several kilometers.

(Online Union)

Siliqua, a hoax on the 130: no one removes the carcass, lay-by closed

Siliqua, a hoax on the 130: no one removes the carcass, lay-by closed

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