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Published
on Tuesday, December 10,
2024
By
the A.M. Costa Rica
staff
The
Traffic Police ruled that there would be
no restrictions on plate numbers,
including cars, motorcycles, trucks, or
any other sort of vehicle when moving
across San José City for the two-week
holiday break.
The driving ban will be temporarily suspended due to traffic reductions as most public institutions and private companies prepare for their end-of-year holiday, according to the Ministry of Public Works and Transportation (MOPT).
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The
current driving control rule is based on
the last number of the vehicle's license
plate. •
Mondays the rule applies on plates ending
in 1 or 2.
• Tuesdays the ban on driving affects plates ending in 3 or 4.
• Wednesdays vehicles with plates ending in 5 or 6 are banned.
• Thursdays the rule applies to vehicle plates ending in 7 or 8.
•
Fridays the law applies to vehicle plates
ending in 9 or 0.
Police
warn travelers to respect the rules as
they’ll be out in full force. They
launched the "Costa Rica's Safe Holidays
operation" to provide more surveillance
and security during the Christmas and
New Year holidays.
The
Traffic Police will resume the ban on
driving regulation on Monday, Jan. 6,
2025.
Authorities
recorded 394 road deaths as of
October 2024.
Of the total of fatalities, 52% were
motorcyclists.
The
Ministry of Public Works and
Transportation (MOPT) is a government
agency responsible for planning and
building roads, airports, and maritime
ports and regulating public
transportation.
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