“The development of the corridor will greatly help the effort to reduce traffic accidents and facilitate the flow” • Ato Ayaleu Etisa, Director of Traffic Control and Incident Management Directorate ********************** /Ma/Ba May 01/2016 AD):- The development of the corridor road expansion of all 5 lanes in the city will answer many questions in terms of making pedestrian and vehicle roads comfortable, according to the director of the traffic control and incident management directorate of the official office. The director also said that the development of the corridor will have wide and convenient footpaths and bicycle lanes, and it is a great opportunity to achieve the vision of the authority office in terms of creating alternative transportation and reducing traffic congestion. Ato Ayaleu explained that since the beginning of the project, the authority office has been dispatched to the routes where the development of corridor road expansion will take place, so that there is no conflict and congestion in the traffic movement. In particular, the director added that since the project crosses the main roads of the city and includes six sub-cities, the traffic control experts of the authority office will work in coordination with the traffic police members of the city in order to facilitate the situation where vehicles passing through the lines get priority over others. He added that since the project will be carried out by partially closing the vehicle and pedestrian roads, Ato Ayaleu said that the coordination work will be done with focus beyond traffic control to prevent vehicle collisions. He said that when the project is completed, the taxi and bus terminals will be off the main road, so it is important in terms of making the traffic flow peaceful. Finally, the director announced that our institution will continue its work in traffic control, traffic management along with other institutions participating in the development in support of the task of completing the project in a short period of time. # Photo Source Addis Ababa City Communication Office
