The terminals at the Port of Santos will create more unloading spaces, thus creating more room for trucks in the regulatory yards, which will be better able to absorb incoming traffic to Cubatão. The information was disclosed by the state of São Paulo’s Transport Agency (Artesp). Taking such a measure was decided on April 6 at a meeting between the members of the Integrated Management Program (PGI) of Santos after another day of chaos caused by the excessive truck flow on the Anchieta-Imigrantes road system. The traffic jam reached 12 kilometers on the Rodovia Cônego Doménio Rangoni, in Guarujá. The high number of trucks that head to the coast during this period of the soybean harvest is a long-standing phenomenon that has been causing problems for years.
Sources: A Tribuna/Datamar News