"Following a request from the residents themselves, Mayor Enrique Cresto and Government Secretary Alfredo Francolini promoted the implementation of courses to obtain the Unified Driver's License in the city's most remote neighborhoods, within the framework of the municipal decentralization program that is being developed," stated Walter Baez, Director of the Transit Center.
"Theoretical and practical courses are being held in the city's most remote neighborhoods to make it easier for residents to complete them and be up to date with their documentation," explained Baez. "The Mayor's decision is to bring the Municipality closer to every resident," he indicated. This past weekend, the course held in the Cohelo neighborhood concluded, and the course for residents of Colonia Roca and surrounding areas began.
"We are working in coordination with the presidents of the neighborhood commissions in order to reach all residents with this service," assessed the head of the Transit Center.