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Hold Off On Buying Emergency and Safety Kits

If you haven't bought your emeregency car and safety kits as required by the new Ley de Tránsito, you might want to hold off on it, as the requirement will be eliminated from the requirements once the amendments to the law take effect.

All the changes, so far the removal of points and the elimination of the kits, for example, will all be removed once the legislative assembly completes the hearing of all motions and the amendments are published in the La Gaceta.

Meanwhile, Tránsitos (Traffic Officials) will not be fining drivers if they are not in compliance with the kits.

Legislators still have some 100 motions of the more than 200 at the beginning of the week, to wade through.

 
   

 

 

 

 

 

 


 
 

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