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Limassol's transport committee reviews mobility plan amid public concerns

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The Limassol transport committee has discussed significant criticisms regarding the city's sustainable urban mobility plan (SUMP).
MPs have called for an immediate review of interventions made under the plan, citing worsened traffic and safety concerns.
Residents and businesses have voiced strong opposition to projects focused on specific streets in Limassol, including Nicos Pattichis, Theklas Lyssioti, and Emmanouil Roidi.
The municipality is considering corrective changes in response to the escalating social backlash related to the implementation of these projects.
The discussion on these issues took place during a meeting of the House transport committee.

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Members of the House of Representatives Transport Committee in Cyprus convened to discuss the impacts of the Limassol sustainable urban mobility plan (SUMP) on local traffic and road safety. The discussions, which sparked significant criticism, highlighted concerns that recent interventions, particularly along Nicos Pattichis Avenue and the streets of Thekla Lyssioti and Emmanouil Roidi, have exacerbated traffic congestion and posed risks to both residents and businesses.

Amid the increased scrutiny, local authorities, including the municipality of Limassol, are considering implementing corrective measures. Lawmakers have called for an immediate review and potential alterations to the existing mobility projects to mitigate the adverse effects noted by the community. The discussions underscore a growing demand for responsiveness to the public's concerns regarding urban infrastructure changes.

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