News:Harare City Council Wants Kombis To Leave Copacabana & Start Using Coventry Holding Bay

<vote /> The city’s acting corporate communications manager Mr Michael Chideme, yesterday urged public transporters operating at the Copacabana Bus Rank to revert to using the Coventry Holding Bay as a deliberate measure to decongest the city.

Chideme said,

The holding bay was set up to control traffic movement in the CBD and to free public space for use by other road users such as shoppers and visitors to the CBD. Transporters are carrying passengers from undesignated points in violation and disregard of traffic control signs and general road rules. It is illegal to carry passengers where ‘No Stopping’ and or ‘No Hitch Hiking; signs are erected and those found on the wrong side of the law will be arrested and fined. Owners of push carts are also urged to stop using them in the CBD as they are blocking the movement of traffic and entrance into shops in the city.

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