Santo Domingo.- The new traffic measures that prohibit left turns on a large number of avenues in the capital as part of the “RD se mueve” initiative, were designed by a Brazilian company named Imtraff, which, according to journalist Hansel García, was hired without any bidding process. “What I want the Government to explain to the country is under what parameters this company was hired. Because I was looking and I didn’t find a tender, I didn’t find an announcement. I had to dig a lot to know that this was a subcontracted company for this plan,” said García. The journalist stated on the program Esto No es Radio that the National Institute of Transit and Terrestrial Transportation (Intrant) has trained technicians and advisors capable of designing and implementing transportation policies, so it was not necessary to hire an external company for such purposes.
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