The new access roundabout to the Socio-sanitary complex of the ‘San José’ Assisted Social Residencein Toledo, will improve road safety and traffic in this area of the CM-4001 road, which is used by around 6,000 vehicles a day.
The Minister of Development of the Regional Government, Nacho Hernandoand the president of the Provincial Council in Toledo, Conception Cedilloinaugurated this roundabout this Wednesday, which has required an investment of around 250,000 euros, financed equally by both administrations, as reported by the Regional Government and the Provincial Council in separate press releases.
The inauguration was also attended by the delegate of the Junta in Toledo, Alvaro Gutierrezwho was president of the Toledo Provincial Council from 2015 to 2023, and has highlighted the importance of this improvement at the entrance to the ‘San José’ Assisted Social Residence, a “section with a lot of traffic, through which 6,000 vehicles pass every day”, where a roundabout has been built that “will give peace of mind and security to thousands of people who live in the neighborhood of Azucaica or that transit towards Young man”.
It will also improve road safety for the “almost 500 people who work at the residence and for the relatives of the residents, who had demanded a solution to a problematic intersection.”
For this reason, he has expressed his satisfaction Government of Castile-La Mancha by inaugurating this roundabout, which provides a solution to a road safety problem and which “meets the demands made in this regard by workers and their families of this important residential and social-health complex”.
The project consisted of the construction of a new roundabout at the entrance to the ‘San José’ Assisted Social Residence and the centre of the roundabout has been moved to the left with respect to the axis of the road. CM‐4001since on the right bank there is a large canal and a passageway through which the residence is accessed.
For her part, the president of the Toledo Provincial Council He welcomed the fact that “the final touch has been put to these works, which have been demanded for a very long time and which were necessary”, and stressed that the roundabout will improve the safety of both residents and workers and their families who travel through the area every day.
He stressed that “the Provincial Council is also there to ensure the safety of all citizens, and this is clearly demonstrated today with this important project.
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