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The modernization project for the North Access at the Port of Montevideo advanced with the testing of the new scales. The action involved the participation of the various stakeholders involved in its implementation.
This initiative is part of an investment driven by the National Port Administration (ANP) of Uruguay of approximately USD 10 million, aimed at streamlining logistics operations, improving entry efficiency, and continuing to advance the transformation of the capital's port facility into a smart port.
The instance took place in the new control center built within the Port of Montevideo and allowed for verification of the correct functioning of the weighing system, merchandise circulation, and automated control for the entry and exit of cargo vehicles.
The project includes the continuous operation of 16 scales (8 for entry and 8 for exit), in addition to a lane designated for oversized cargo.
The new system will automatically collect information and interact with other organizations, particularly with the National Customs Directorate (DNA), to determine the circuit each truck must follow, optimizing controls and reducing entry times to the port facility.
