Interim Mayor Stelian Bujduveanu announces measures to ease traffic in Bucharest at the beginning of the school year, including the staggering of the working hours of the employees from the City Hall.
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Stelian Bujduveanu, the interim mayor of Bucharest, discussed the traffic management plans in the context of the school year starting, considering the more than 30 construction sites in the city. The employees of the City Hall will have staggered hours to facilitate the transportation of parents. Bujduveanu specified that all construction sites will be restricted, and the local police will intervene to ease the intersections. Additionally, a proposal will be made to the Government to adopt a similar program in central institutions.
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