Ban Commercial Vehicles on Transmountain Road

The Issue

One can only imagine the heartache and pain of losing a loved one in a preventable accident. In El Paso, TX, this scenario is tragically familiar for too many families due to commercial vehicles using the Transmountain Road. These roads are simply not designed to safely accommodate large, heavy commercial vehicles, leading to fatal accidents that could be entirely avoided.

Transmountain Road, with its steep inclines and sharp bends, poses a lethal challenge for commercial vehicles, especially those that are not equipped to handle such terrain. These vehicles, often involved in transporting goods across the state, are being driven by companies more interested in saving time and money than ensuring the safety of El Paso residents. Is it right for corporate convenience to take precedence over human lives?

The statistics are clear: commercial vehicle accidents on Transmountain have led to multiple fatalities and countless injuries. Each life lost is a preventable tragedy that echoes the urgent need for action. Families in our community should not live in fear every time they hear the screeching of brakes or sirens in the distance. It's time to protect our roads, our families, and our peace of mind.

The solution is simple and actionable: prohibit commercial vehicles from using Transmountain Road. This move will significantly decrease the number of fatal accidents and make commuting safer for all. Other routes exist that are more suitable for these large vehicles, ensuring that addressing this issue will not impede transportation and commerce.

Let's prioritize safety over shortcuts by enforcing this ban. We urge local government officials and transportation authorities to take immediate action. Prevent further loss of life and make El Paso’s roads safer today. Sign this petition to call for a ban on commercial vehicles on Transmountain Road and protect our community.

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The Issue

One can only imagine the heartache and pain of losing a loved one in a preventable accident. In El Paso, TX, this scenario is tragically familiar for too many families due to commercial vehicles using the Transmountain Road. These roads are simply not designed to safely accommodate large, heavy commercial vehicles, leading to fatal accidents that could be entirely avoided.

Transmountain Road, with its steep inclines and sharp bends, poses a lethal challenge for commercial vehicles, especially those that are not equipped to handle such terrain. These vehicles, often involved in transporting goods across the state, are being driven by companies more interested in saving time and money than ensuring the safety of El Paso residents. Is it right for corporate convenience to take precedence over human lives?

The statistics are clear: commercial vehicle accidents on Transmountain have led to multiple fatalities and countless injuries. Each life lost is a preventable tragedy that echoes the urgent need for action. Families in our community should not live in fear every time they hear the screeching of brakes or sirens in the distance. It's time to protect our roads, our families, and our peace of mind.

The solution is simple and actionable: prohibit commercial vehicles from using Transmountain Road. This move will significantly decrease the number of fatal accidents and make commuting safer for all. Other routes exist that are more suitable for these large vehicles, ensuring that addressing this issue will not impede transportation and commerce.

Let's prioritize safety over shortcuts by enforcing this ban. We urge local government officials and transportation authorities to take immediate action. Prevent further loss of life and make El Paso’s roads safer today. Sign this petition to call for a ban on commercial vehicles on Transmountain Road and protect our community.

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The Decision Makers

Sergio Coronado
El Paso County Commission - Precinct 4
Joe Moody
Texas House of Representatives - District 78
Renard Johnson
El Paso City Mayor
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