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Urban invests 3 million euros in the

The new Beniaján Avenue, between La Fica with the hamlet, is now a reality.

This new road, with a length of 2.63 km, will clear the current road-Beniaján Los Dolores, speeding traffic in this area and improving communications of the residents of Los Dolores, and TorreagĂźera Beniaján.

The road starts at the junction of Bridge Fica (up to Eroski, right bank of the River Segura).

Urban reshape the islands of the intersection that is near Eroski to accommodate the new road.

The new Avenue Beniaján overlaps the first stretch on the road to Los Dolores Beniaján (RM-300), in the first 150 meters, and is separated from the existing road to follow its path along the river.

The new road crosses the Avenida de Los Dolores, near the new bridge over the River Segura, and ends near the corner of Canute (about Beniaján) with a round, 39 meters in diameter and two lanes around.

Avenue has two lanes in each direction, of 3.25 m each, central median of 4.50 meters, with luminaries, and shoulders of 0.50 meters, both indoors and outdoors.

In its layout has three intersections, the first item is a roundabout at the junction of Avenida de Los Dolores, at the height of the new bridge over the river, the next is at the height of the Azacaya and the last in the vicinity of the Canute curve where the road ends.

Beniaján Avenue will have the capacity to absorb 45,000 vehicles a day, easing the current Beniaján road, which supports 17,000 vehicles a day and collapses during rush hour because the traffic intensity exceeds its capacity.

With the opening to traffic of the new avenue road Beniaján road will become a low intensity, and the knot of Sorrows will be a secondary intersection.

Urbanism has invested 3 million euros in this project.

The works in this new venue are well advanced.

Already been dozing the whole course and will shortly begin to place the structure of the firm.

Will open to traffic in summer.

Source: Ayuntamiento de Murcia