VMT Ávila proposes to make a ministry
The issue of transport would be governed by a ministry, should reach the Presidency Rodrigo Avila. The candidate seeks to regulate and modernize the sector.
He said it would seek solutions to the transportation issue
The issue of transport back on the agenda of the presidential candidate of ARENA, Rodrigo Ávila, who announced that part of his proposal is to elevate the status of a ministry to Current vice-minister of industry, which now depends on the portfolio of Public Works.
The candidate also spoke of creating the figure of a superintendent on the issue that may be the body guard of what happens in shipping.
Avila said that this will require a reorientation of the budget allocated to the various transportation-related offices.
The idea is to found an instance to create, develop and monitor public policy on that topic. "We must fight against cronyism, corruption, with the accommodation and the lack of modernity that we had in the public transport issue," said Avila.
To achieve this, the former police chief said it will be necessary to build an understanding with the various sectors involved, without leaving out anyone.
However, the applicant tricolor recalled that in a situation like current "solutions to this issue is not about a year, the issue is complex."
Among the proposals made by the candidate is redirecting routes, seek new alternatives such as the use of vehicles with lower fuel consumption, adjust schedules, create new mechanisms to streamline the public transport business, such as implementing cash system single or payment through prepaid cards, among others.
Some of these proposals have been discussed by the union and the Legislature, but to date have produced concrete results.
The initiative also president sandbox emerged during a meeting with the Association Salvadoran Vehicle Dealers, led by a member of his party and in which they expressed their concerns, including discarded enforce existing regulations concerning the age of the vehicles, the bank profits for the purchase of vehicles new, streamlining and modernizing the Vice and the promulgation of a law that encourages the import of vehicles with new technology.
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