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Traders at D. Pedro V Market fear losing out due to new traffic changes: 'I had clients telling me they won't come back'Photo by Lucymercado on Pexels
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Traders at D. Pedro V Market fear losing out due to new traffic changes: 'I had clients telling me they won't come back'

Notícias de Coimbra10 September 2026 at 11:42

The new traffic changes in the central area of Coimbra are generating concern among traders at the D. Pedro V Market. The traders express fear that the changes may drive away customers and harm their businesses.

The traders report having heard clients say they do not intend to return to the market due to the access difficulties caused by the new circulation rules in the area.

The situation is causing instability among the vendors of Coimbra's historic market, who depend directly on accessibility to maintain their clientele.

The traffic changes implemented in the central area of Coimbra appear to be having a negative impact on the commercial dynamics of the D. Pedro V Market, leaving traders on alert for the economic consequences.

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