The city chambers said the “first phase of the works are going to last three months and only in the period between 22:00 and 06:00 -, so as to ensure traffic flow during the day".
This first phase of the works is between the end of the A1 motorway from Porti and Avenida de Berlim, which runs from the airport down to the Oriente train station.
Once these works are finished, a much bigger job is going to start on the remaining 10 kilometres of this major urban freeway between the airport and the far end of the ‘Segunda Circular’ lasting another eight months.
The works are going to include planting bout 500 beech trees, widening the central separator, new signs and crash barriers.
The ‘Segunda Circular’ was first built in the 1960s and this is the first major up-grade in over 50 years, the city chambers said.
There are people searching through my bins at night looking for food and these libtards want to spend millions of euros on trees which will all be dead inside two years and add no value to a motorway that is also in desperate need of resurfacing,complete madness from costa and the left wing nut jobs
By IVOR BIGUN from Lisbon on 05 Jul 2016, 13:53
"The poor ye shall have with you always", says the Bible. Yes, we have to work to help such people. But we also have to try to mitigate the poisons we are putting into the air with pollution. Broadleaf trees such as beeches are a good start and will beautify and grace the city. Without trees, we are ALL poor.
By Jude Irwin from Beiras on 10 Jul 2016, 13:03