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A traffic accident was reported this Sunday in Bayamo, Granma, at the intersection of Saco and Zenea streets, according to reports on social media.
The collision involved a red car, apparently of the Tico brand, and a motorcycle of the same color, according to what was posted in the Facebook group Revolico Las Caobas Bayamo.
According to the post, the motorcycle driver ran the stop sign.
So far, no official details have been reported regarding the health status of those involved or the exact causes of the accident.
Last Wednesday, a traffic accident occurred at the intersection of 41st and 42nd Streets in Playa municipality, Havana, reigniting the debate about the deterioration of the traffic signaling system in the Cuban capital and the consequences of the ongoing blackouts on the Island. The collision was caused, according to eyewitnesses, by a malfunctioning traffic light.
Days earlier, an ambulance ended up overturned after colliding with a Lada on 5th Avenue, also in Playa. Despite the dramatic incident, witnesses stated that fortunately there were no fatalities, although there were injuries with "some bruises." The exact number of injured individuals remains unclear.
Frequently asked questions about traffic accidents in Cuba
What happened in the accident in Bayamo between a car and a motorcycle?
In Bayamo, Granma, a red car collided with a motorcycle of the same color at the intersection of Saco and Zenea streets. The collision occurred when the motorcycle driver failed to obey the stop sign. So far, no details have been reported regarding the health status of those involved.
How does the poor condition of traffic signs affect accidents in Cuba?
In Cuba, the deterioration of the road signage system and frequent power outages complicate road safety, contributing to traffic accidents. The malfunction of traffic lights and the scarcity of traffic signs increase the risk of collisions, as evidenced by recent accidents in Havana and other cities.
What is the situation of road safety in Cuba?
Road safety in Cuba is precarious due to driver recklessness, the poor condition of the roads, and a lack of vehicle maintenance. Furthermore, the transportation crisis has led to an increase in the use of motorcycles, often driven by inexperienced minors, which worsens the situation.
What measures could improve road safety in Cuba?
To improve road safety in Cuba, it is essential to educate drivers about traffic rules, enhance road infrastructure, and regulate the use of vehicles by minors. Furthermore, keeping traffic lights operational and conducting proper maintenance of roads are crucial steps.
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