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1) Dovigo and Sel: the no-cars Sunday should be the starting point of a new mobility concept
Valentina Dovigo - town councilor for Sel and Lista Civica - has expressed her opinion about the expectation for the next no-cars Sunday: «I hope the event will not be only an occasion to enjoy the town, but also the beginning of a new way of thinking mobility and sustainability. I have already presented four motions about this topic. Particularly, about bike sharing, cycling mobility, zones 30 and safety inside the round-point».

Backing this position, Morteza Nirou - former candidate for Lista Civica - has commented: «I based my last election campaign on this topic and I know what are the problems with round-points, cyclists and pedestrians». In the end, the common opinion is that a lot of useful actions have been done so far, but the street traffic plan should have been improved.

2) Maddalene round-point, Dalla Pozza: we are working to avoid new car incidents

Antonio Dalla Pozza - town councilor for sustainability and projects - had a fast reaction against the traffic problem along Maddalene round-point. After the car incident involving a truck that lost its load on Thursday September 18th, Dalla Pozza called for a meeting with all the public sectors dealing with this kind of problem: «We must verify which are the critic points of that round-point. We must check the entering speed and the curving space».

3) Expo 2015, Anciveneto in Milan to speak about the economic turnover in Veneto

Anciveneto moves to Milan to talk about Expo 2015, Imu, Tares and public administration. On Friday 19th, Anciveneto's president Giorgio Dal Negro participates at a meeting in Milan. After the council meeting in the morning, Del Negro steps in a meeting whose aim is to explain which can be the economic turnover for Veneto and the opportunities it can offer, looking forward to improving all the Expo event.