Previously we have twice given dispensation to the (truck) drivers through the district roads. But now the national ringroad of Walangsi-Kapar can not be able to be crossed and caused very long traffic jams,
Barabai, South Kalimantan 5/7 (AntaranewsKalsel) - Central Hulu Sungai (HST) Regent H Abdul Latif firmly does not provide any further dispensation to large truck carrying cement raw materials from PT Conch South Kalimantan to cross the district road With a load of more than 10 tons.
Latif at Barabai on Wednesday said the freight forwarders association did not comply with the agreed agreements to avoid transporting them before the roads are repaired and actually passable.
"Previously we have twice given dispensation to the (truck) drivers through the district roads. But now the national ringroad of Walangsi-Kapar can not be able to be crossed and caused very long traffic jams," said Latif.
The district government therefore will not give dispensation again for the third time, because in the previous agreement they have violated and still transporting cement until now.
The national road which is not ready to be used caused cars collapsed and trapped in the holes of the road and impacts very long jams.
"Now drivers are disadvantaged, because it has been several days they can not pass the road and forced to sleep in the car. While people around Kapar disturbed by the length of a large car park," said Latif.
District roads in this region alone classified C with the provisions of the load resistance is only 8 tons and the length of 9 meters of transportation. If passed by Conch cement loading with a weight of 25 to 50 tons they of course damage the road.
While the HST budget can only be used for community services and has not been able to make road improvements, so the community independently closed the hollow road.
Pewarta: Herlina Lasmianti: Mahdani
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