2023-10-23 23:52:59
Tijuana BC.- The blocking by drivers of the line of red and black taxis on Gustavo Diaz Ordaz Boulevard forced citizens to have to walk to their destinations, and merchants to have to temporarily suspend your business.
Such was the case of Rafael Pinedo, a merchant at a car wash on the road, who pointed out that the economy of his and the rest of the businesses was stopped by the drivers’ demonstration.
No movement, we serve about 200 to 250 cars depending on the day but that’s complicated, we have to wait for instructions but nothing can be done”
Said.
Road chaos
Rafael Pinedo considered that there are many red and black taxis that generate road chaosmentioning that it is because they do not respect stops and take people anywhere, causing accidents.
“If I use the service 5 days a week, but there are more taxis than individuals, access is quick but there should be more rules, they grab people wherever they are and it doesn’t look good,” he said.
For its part, Sophia Esparzaa salesperson in a self-service store, said she felt confused by the blockade of the transporters and at the same time annoyed because work had piled up for the rest of the day.
“I had to receive some products early but since they closed everything, they didn’t happen, and the records ask me for them in a short time, I just hope that my bosses understand the situation but it does give courage,” he stated.
The affected
For citizen Héctor Reyes, responsibility for the problem falls on both sides, both the state authority like the transporters, but those who end up being affected are the citizens.
“Both of them are in a bad way, both the government and them, because we are the ones who pay the price, I had to walk from Las Brisas, I don’t think they will discount my day but I’m going to look bad,” he commented.
Héctor Reyes added that the red and black taxi congestion It is not the only situation in Díaz Ordaz, since there are not enough roads to circulate properly.
“The city grows and there are no roads, it is also partly due to the governments that build houses but do not build roads,” he added.
“Angel” dress The merchant Jorge Sánchez arrived, owner of the business known as “La Boba”, who said he had been affected by having to close his doors momentarily, but a believer in his religion he limited himself to saying that he agrees with those who show courage and move forward.
“These are hard times, we must seek God’s faith in difficult times, I support those who make efforts, those who have courage and keep going, that is my opinion,” added the merchant.
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