Wild parking at Corso Secondigliano, the complaint of exhausted citizens

On a typical Sunday in Secondigliano, citizens found themselves facing a growing problem of illegal parking on Secondigliano course. Numerous drivers park in double rows, creating traffic jams and preventing the free circulation of other vehicles. This chaotic situation not only slows down traffic, but also hinders the passage of heavy vehicles and emergency vehicles, putting the security of the community.

Impact on Mobility and Security

The double-parked cars have caused serious disruption to local mobility, making it difficult for residents to move around independently and for emergency vehicles to arrive promptly for their interventions. Citizens, exhausted by the situation, have expressed their frustration through complaints and reports, asking for urgent interventions to solve the problem.

Complaints to MEP Borrelli

Francesco Emilio Borrelli, a member of parliament for the Green Left Alliance, has taken note of citizens' complaints and has decided to act. The MP has published a video on his Facebook page to highlight the gravity of the situation and to urge the competent authorities to intervene. In the video, Borrelli showed the blocked roads and listened to the testimonies of residents, underlining the urgency of finding effective solutions.

Citizen Reactions and Requests for Intervention

Citizens of Secondigliano welcomed Borrelli's intervention, appreciating his commitment to bringing attention to the problem of wild parking. Many called for immediate measures, such as increased police presence and the implementation of more effective monitoring systems to prevent further abuse.

Commitment to a Safer Secondigliano

Francesco Emilio Borrelli assured that he will continue to fight to improve the quality of life in Secondigliano, promising to work closely with local authorities to ensure smooth and safe mobility. “We cannot allow illegal parking to compromise the safety and well-being of our citizens. It is essential to act now to restore order and serenity to our streets,” Borrelli said in his video.