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Vehicular Restrictions Not To Apply To Light Commercial Vehicles

Light commercial vehicles can now circulate San José without respect of the vehicular restrictions. The change was included in a recent decree published in La Gaceta, lifting the prohibition of light commercial vehicles from entering San José depending on the last digit of the license plate.

Light commercial vehicles are those vehicles that have a white license plate with red lettering beginning with "CL".

Light commerical vehicles include pick up trucks.

However, there is a catch.

Rosaura Montero, vice-ministra de Transportes, explains that owners of such vehicles must apply for a permit, showing the need to enter San José during the restriction period. The vice-ministra said that owners with permits do not have to dear the long arm of the traffic officials.

For his part, Germán Marín, the director General de la Policía de Tránsito, explained that for a vehicle owner to obtain such a permit, he or she must demonstrate the need, a contract to make deliveries or pick ups, for example, with a business within the restricted area.

In addition, Marín explained, the applicant has to have a "carga y descarga" permit with is only issued by the Ingeniería de Tránsito. These are permits issued vehicles licensed to carry freight for a fee, similar to taxis for passengers.

 







 
 
 
 
 

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