Bralci so nas opozorili, da na gradbišču primorske avtoceste na območju Postojne po uvedbi nočnih del ni opaziti večjega števila delavcev. Dars odgovarja.
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Dars zavrača očitke o pomanjkanju delavcev na gradbišču pri Postojni in poudarja, da uvedba nočnega dela ne pomeni, da podnevi ni dovolj delovne sile.
Posnetki skoraj praznega gradbišča po navedbah Darsa ne prikazujejo realnega stanja.
Večina delavcev je angažirana na delu trase, ki voznikom zaradi prometne ureditve ni dobro viden, zato je lahko vtis o neaktivnem gradbišču zavajajoč.
Potem ko smo objavili članek o tem, da gradbišče na primorski avtocesti v okolici Postojne čez dan pogosto sameva, so se odzvali na Darsu, kjer so za Žurnal24 zatrdili, da zaradi "uvedba nočnega dela na odseku primorske avtoceste pri Postojni nikakor ne pomeni, da primanjkuje delavcev za izvajanje del v dnevnem času" .
Posnetki, ki smo jih pridobili v uredništvu (lahko si jih ogledate tukaj) in na katerih na večkilometrskem odseku primorske avtoceste, praktično ni opaziti delavca oz. aktivnega stroja, ne kažejo realne slike, so opozorili na Darsu. "Po informacijah izvajalca so se dela v sredo izvajala skladno s predvidenim terminskim načrtom, tudi angažiranost delovne sile in mehanizacije pa je bila v okviru načrtovanih zmogljivosti," so zapisali na Darsu.
Toda zaradi napovedi slabega vremena je bilo treba odpovedati prvotno predvideno betoniranje prekladne plošče mostu čez reko Pivko, dela pa so se občasno prekinjala tudi zaradi neugodnih vremenskih razmer. Iz istega razloga je bilo navedeni dan odpovedano tudi nočno delo, so pojasnili za nas po objavi našega članka .
"Ob tem velja poudariti, da je gradbišče dolgo več kot pet kilometrov, pri čemer dela ne potekajo neprekinjeno po celotni trasi, temveč na posameznih lokacijah skladno s tehnološkim načrtom izvedbe del," so še podčrtali na Darsu.
Dodali so, da je obenem treba upoštevati tudi, da imajo vozniki na zgornjem delu trase, kjer promet poteka po prometni ureditvi tipa B-2 in kjer je angažirana približno četrtina vseh delavcev, bistveno boljši pregled nad gradbiščem kot na spodnjem delu trase. "Tam promet poteka po prometni ureditvi tipa C2+2 po smernem vozišču Ljubljana–Razdrto, zato je pregled nad deli na drugi polovici avtoceste in na območju priključka Postojna, kjer je angažiranih približno tri četrtine vseh delavcev, precej omejen," so zaključili na Darsu in tako ovrgli očitke, da primanjkuje delavcev za delo podnevi.
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Žurnal24IndependentCenter4 days agoA section of the Primorska motorway between Kozina and Črni Kal has been completed and reopened without construction barriers or restrictions. However, work continues through the summer at the area around Postojna, where traffic delays remain.
Bias read (Center): The article reports on infrastructure updates with no political commentary, framing, or biased language. It focuses on factual details about roadwork completion and ongoing projects without taking a stance.
Maribor24IndependentCenter4 days agoDars has completed the extensive renovation of a section of the Primorska motorway between Kozina and Črni Kal. The work included renovating nearly ten kilometers of lanes, objects, and rest areas. The project was carried out by a consortium of companies including Kolektor CPG, CPK, and GP Krk under a contract worth €26.6 million excluding VAT. Originally scheduled to finish in November 2025, the work was completed earlier than planned. Meanwhile, construction continues in the area around Postojna, where night shifts have been introduced to speed up the project.
Bias read (Center): The article provides factual information about infrastructure projects without taking a stance or using biased language. It reports on the completion of road renovations, mentions the involved companies, and includes details about the timeline and costs. There is no indication of political framing,煽
Official sources cited
- organisation Dars social media announcement
- organisation Kolektor CPG assessment of night shift impact
Siol.netIndependentCenter4 days agoDars has completed the renovation of a section of the coastal highway between Kozina and Črni Kal, allowing traffic to resume without restrictions. The work involved 9.9 kilometers of roadways, rest areas, and other infrastructure, carried out by a consortium of companies including Kolektor CPG, CPK, and GP Krk. The contract value was 26.6 million euros excluding VAT. Construction remains ongoing in the area of Postojna, where night shifts have been introduced to accelerate progress.
Bias read (Center): The article provides factual information about infrastructure improvements with no overt ideological framing. It mentions the completion of a highway project, the companies involved, and the timeline of construction. There is no clear emphasis on political figures or parties, nor any biased language
Official sources cited
- organisation Dars announcement on social media X
- government Minister for Infrastructure and Energy Jernej Vrtovec
- organisation Kolektor CPG (contractor)
Žurnal24IndependentCenter6 days ago Drivers: There are no workers at the highway construction sites! Dars has sent us explanations!Readers informed the outlet that there are few workers visible at the construction site of the coastal motorway near Postojna since the introduction of night work. Dars responded by denying claims of a lack of workers, stating that night work does not imply a shortage of labor during the day. They explained that most workers are engaged on parts of the road not visible to drivers due to traffic arrangements. The article includes photos provided by the editor-in-chief showing an almost empty construction site, which Dars argues does not reflect the actual situation.
Bias read (Center): The article presents both reader observations and Dars' response without overtly favoring either side. It includes direct quotes from Dars and provides visual evidence from the editor-in-chief, maintaining neutrality in framing the issue.
Official sources cited
- organisation Dars statement
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