Ley 1083 de 2006 | Ley 1083 de 2006 — Colombia law | Esheria

Ley 1083 de 2006

This provision identifies Law 1083 of 2006 and states that it sets rules on sustainable urban planning and other matters; it also introduces Chapter I on sustainable mobility in districts and municipalities with land-use plans.

Jurisdiction
Colombia
Instrument
Act or statute
Citation
Ley 1083 de 2006
Version
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Language
es
Updated
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This provision identifies Law 1083 of 2006 and states that it sets rules on sustainable urban planning and other matters; it also introduces Chapter I on sustainable mobility in districts and municipalities with land-use plans. Certain municipalities, districts, and metropolitan areas must prepare and carry out mobility plans, with priority for non-motorized and low- or zero-emission transport. Alcaldes municipales y distritales must adopt Mobility Plans within 2 years of promulgation; the Ministry must prepare national standards for related housing, equipment, and public-space development; local authorities may require helmets on cycling routes, while minors must use them and reflective devices are mandatory at night. The article requires certain road-access and school-safety measures: ministries must set minimum road-profile conditions within one year, and local authorities must coordinate special operations around school entry and exit times. The Ministry of Transport must regulate how to identify certain clean-fuel vehicles and motorcycles, with prior approval from the Ministry of Finance, and those vehicles may receive circulation and access benefits set by local authorities.

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