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Residents of the Marginal in Cascais demand measures against insecurity

Residents in Cascais are promoting a petition to increase security on the Marginal Avenue, which faces severe issues of speed and accidents.

24 August 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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Archive photo: Residents of the Marginal in Cascais demand measures against insecurity — Archive photoPhoto: Carlos Luis M C da Cruz · Wikimedia Commons · Public domain

On Marginal Avenue in Cascais, a group of residents is promoting a petition aimed at improving safety in the area. This appeal arises in response to a series of fatal accidents and incidents of illegal racing on the road.

Residents report that vehicles have reached speeds of up to 220 km/h in a zone where the maximum allowed speed is 50 km/h. The community finds these conditions unacceptable and is concerned for the safety of everyone using the road.

The demands, as reported, include the installation of speed cameras, an increase in enforcement, and significant fines for offenders, to ensure that safety on Marginal Avenue is strengthened.

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