Pedestrian safety improvements begin on Via Circonvallazione in Arcidosso

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Construction has begun on a new sidewalk along Via Circonvallazione Nord in Arcidosso, Italy, to improve pedestrian safety and accessibility for people with disabilities. The project covers the stretch between Piazza Indipendenza and the Via Ricasoli intersection. The current first phase, costing 108,000 euros, involves building works and underground infrastructure for utilities like district heating, electrical, and hydraulic systems. This phase is expected to be completed by mid-month, with a total project investment of 180,000 euros. A second phase will add local peperino stone paving and safety railings, with the municipality seeking public funding for it. The goal is to create a continuous, accessible pedestrian link along this busy road, enhancing daily mobility in the town.


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