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No vehicle restrictions until January 16

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The measure will be restarted with higher fines in mid-January.
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Costa Rican bridges vulnerable to earthquakes

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The country's bridges lack regular maintenance works. Several bridges have been waiting more than 20 years for necessary repairs.
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Public Transportation Minister: ‘Platina Bridge a failure’

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$3.8 million of construction in 2011 couldn't save infamous bridge.
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‘La Platina’ bridge head loses job

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María Ramírez, who’s in charge of bridges for the Public Works and Transportation Ministry (MOPT), lost her job after failing to solve the problem...
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Official in charge of infamous ‘La Platina’ bridge loses job

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Costa Rican authorities figure out a way to fix the cantankerous bridge that has cost the government millions of dollars: build a new bridge.
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Costa Rican vehicle restrictions return Monday

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Fine of ₡41,098 ($82) to be issued to drivers in violation of restriction.
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How can foreigners obtain a Costa Rican driver’s license?

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NEWS YOU CAN USE: Only a few basic documents are needed for expats to obtain a driver’s license.
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New all-day vehicle restrictions begin Monday

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Carpools are exempt from the restrictions.
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Carpools benefit from new vehicle restrictions

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Vehicle restrictions extended in order to combat rising fuel prices.
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Polls reveal Ticos thoughts on Chinchilla, crime and the environment

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Respondents to one poll chose Public Transportation Minister Francisco Jiménez as their least favorite minister. The most popular is Health Minister María Luisa Ávila.
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