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The vehicle restrictions are countrywide and apply every day

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QCOSTARICA – For today, Friday, September 17, vehicles with plates ending in 9 & 0 CANNOT circulate.

The measure is countrywide and applied between 5:00 am and 10:00 pm, save for those under the well-known exemption.

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From 10:00 pm to 5:00 am ALL vehicles are restricted from circulating, save for those under the well-known exemption.

Vehicle restriction will be starting at 9 pm starting, Saturday, September 18, and for the rest of the month. See here the full details.

Only vehicles included in the well-known exemptions, such as picking up and dropping off someone at the airport, rental cars, moving to and from work, and more, can circulate.

Find here the official list of exemptions. Scroll down and click on “Excepciones restricción vehicular”.

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The fine for violating the restriction is ¢107,000 colones, plus costs.

 

 

 

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