The House of Representatives of Puerto Rico approved a joint resolution on Tuesday instructing the Department of Transportation and Public Works (DTOP) to evaluate potential solutions for the vulnerability of the PR-1 road between Salinas and Santa Isabel. ^[1] Representative Fernando Sanabria Colón authored the resolution, which addresses coastal erosion and weather phenomena threatening the road's stability. ^[2] Representative Fernando Sanabria Colón stated that the PR-1 road is the primary access for residents of the Las Ochenta community to essential services and that its recurrent interruptions pose public safety risks. ^[3] The resolution mandates that the DTOP assess the feasibility of relocating the road northward and creating new access points to ensure resilience against climate change. ^[4] Representative Fernando Sanabria Colón authored the joint resolution, which directs the agency to study the possibility of relocating the highway north of its current location and evaluating the creation of a new road access in the area exposed to the Caribbean Sea. ^[5] Representative Fernando Sanabria Colón stated that it is necessary to consider the feasibility of relocating the road to a zone less exposed to environmental risks and creating new road accesses that meet criteria of resilience, sustainability, and adaptation to climate change. ^[6]