Works on Creu de Cames street cause traffic disruptions in Valls

From May 25 to 27, Creu de Cames Street will be closed for sidewalk expansion works and improvement of school access in Valls.
 Senyalització i afectacions de trànsit per obres d’ampliació de voreres al carrer Creu de Cames a Sant Cugat — Imagen de la Fuente
Signage and traffic effects for sidewalk expansion works on Creu de Cames street in Sant Cugat — Image from the Source

Creu de Cames Street in Valls will become chaos for three days. The sidewalk widening works and improvements to access to educational centers will leave traffic congested from May 25 to 27.

These traffic impacts will occur between 9:15 a.m. on Monday, May 25, and 6 p.m. on Wednesday, May 27, according to an announcement by the Valls City Council via a Twitter statement.

Specific impacts on Creu de Cames Street

Duration and schedule of the works

The works will begin on Monday, May 25 at 9:15 a.m. and will last until 6 p.m. on Wednesday, May 27. During this period, the street will suffer closures and restrictions that will alter the usual traffic.

Type of intervention

The work includes widening the sidewalks and improving access to the educational centers in the area. It is an action designed to facilitate pedestrian mobility, especially for students and families.

Impact for residents and users

Restrictions and detours

During the three days of works, vehicles will have to seek alternative routes. The City Council recommends avoiding Creu de Cames Street to prevent traffic jams and delays.

Safety measures and signage

To guarantee safety, visible signs indicating closures and detours will be placed. The workers will strive to minimize inconveniences, but the impact will be unavoidable.

Context and reasons for the works

Improvement of school access

The sidewalk widening aims for children and young people to reach educational centers more safely and comfortably, reducing risks during peak hours.

Commitment of the City Council

According to the council, these works are part of a strategy to adapt urban space to the real needs of residents, with special attention to sustainable mobility and road safety.

Residents can already prepare for three days of gridlock and detours. The reality is that, as always, improvement requires suffering.

Source of the article: Valls City Council