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First test of the Kempes car park: more than 2,000 cars entered and there will be modifications
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First test of the Kempes car park: more than 2,000 cars entered and there will be modifications

The first test of the new parking system at the Mario Alberto Kempes stadium was conducted during the match between Talleres and Vélez in the second round of the Clausura tournament. Over 2,120 cars and around 100 motorcycles entered the facility, which has a capacity of 2,400 spaces. The Agencia Córdoba Deportes acknowledged that some adjustments were needed, noting that nearly 80% of the spaces were occupied despite the stadium not being fully filled. Agustín Calleri, president of the agency, described the trial as positive but admitted there were initial issues. He mentioned that future improvements include changes to access distribution and traffic flow management. Additionally, he noted that delays around the stadium were due to overlapping traffic movements and that interurban buses were temporarily suspended due to union actions.

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First test of the Kempes car park: more than 2,000 cars entered and there will be modifications

The first test of the new parking system at the Mario Alberto Kempes stadium was conducted during the match between Talleres and Vélez in the second round of the Clausura tournament. Over 2,120 cars and around 100 motorcycles entered the facility, which has a capacity of 2,400 spaces. The Agencia Córdoba Deportes acknowledged that some adjustments were needed, noting that nearly 80% of the spaces were occupied despite the stadium not being fully filled. Agustín Calleri, president of the agency, described the trial as positive but admitted there were initial issues. He mentioned that future improvements include changes to access distribution and traffic flow management. Additionally, he noted that delays around the stadium were due to overlapping traffic movements and that interurban buses were temporarily suspended due to union actions.

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