At least for the moment we are going back to the old signs: the signs indicating 30 kilometers per hour as the speed limit on the stretch of the Vecchia Orientale sarda between the 16th and 51st kilometers have been obscured by Anas, which has covered them with plastic bags pending any new measures.

In fact, Anas will carry out an inspection on site to then decide on the signs with the speed limits strictly linked to the conditions of the roadway along this route of over thirty-five kilometers. Anas will then issue a new ordinance.

The 30 km/h speed limit has notoriously angered motorists, many of whom believe the limit is too restrictive.

In Burcei, after the continuous solicitations of the mayor Simone Monni and the recent birth of a Citizens Committee, protest demonstrations with marches right on the Vecchia Orientale have also been threatened. At least momentarily, therefore, we are returning to the origins.

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