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[Goanet] RIBANDAR - PANAJI ROAD A DEATH TRAP
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damn, especially if the owners are rich enough to trade-in
their
vehicles soon enough or the vehicles are not their own.
- Original Message
> From: George Pinto
> To: estb. 1994!Goa's premiere mailing list
> Sent: Mon, 16 August, 2010 2:29:45 PM
> Subject: Re: [Goanet] RI
Tony, yes it must be legally done. However groups like the LIONS, ROTARY, can
fund it (in exchange for having their name on some nearby Board advertising
Road safety) and this way perhaps it can be done quicker. I have been on that
road in Feb this year and was amazed there wasn't complete carna
George Pinto wrote: Aires, won't a few speed bumps do the trick? Inexpensive
solution which can be done by the locals (Lions, Rotary Clubs)? George
Comment: Sorry George - that's a no no.
Requires a Collector's Order (which in turn requires a Panchayat resolution
and an inspection by Traffic Pol
Aires, won't a few speed bumps do the trick? Inexpensive solution which can be
done by the locals (Lions, Rotary Clubs)? George
--- On Sun, 8/15/10, Aires Rodrigues wrote:
> The reckless speeding and overtaking by buses on this road
> especially on the Ribandar – Panaji causeway is a matter of
21 year old Nimesh Kholkar is the latest casualty of the treacherous
Ribandar – Panaji road. The stretch of road from the Goa Institute of
Management right to Panaji is in a pathetic state. The potholes are
countless. The repairs over the years have been sub-standard. PWD Minister
Churchill Alemao
