L'Alfàs del Pi renovates 78 pedestrian crossings to improve road safety

The City Council invests 22,000 euros in repainting crosswalks on strategic roads to enhance the protection of pedestrians and drivers.

Generic image of painted pedestrian crossings in a Mediterranean city.
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Generic image of painted pedestrian crossings in a Mediterranean city.

The L'Alfàs del Pi City Council has launched a horizontal signage renovation project, repainting 78 pedestrian crossings on the municipality's main roads with an investment of 22,000 euros.

The initiative, aimed at enhancing safety on high-traffic routes, includes the refurbishment of crosswalks on emblematic streets such as Ejércitos Españoles, Federico García Lorca, Ferrería, and Camí de la Mar, as well as on the main avenues: País Valencià, Marina Baixa, Albir, and Óscar Esplà. The goal is to optimize visibility for both drivers and pedestrians, ensuring safer crossings in commercial, school, and high-traffic areas.
The Councilor for Citizen Security, Toni Such, highlighted the importance of this intervention, which is part of the local government's commitment to citizen safety and urban mobility. Such stated that "road safety is an absolute priority, and these preventive maintenance actions on strategic roads are fundamental to ensuring safer, smoother, and more protected circulation for everyone, especially pedestrians."
This project is part of the annual road infrastructure maintenance and improvement plan that the council carries out to keep the municipality's streets and avenues in optimal condition.
Based on information from the official source: Ajuntament de l'Alfàs del Pi (23/09/2026)