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San José vehicle restrictions suspended for Holy Thursday, Friday

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More than 700 traffic cops will be spread out across the country during the holiday week, mostly around popular tourist destinations.
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Costa Rican transit officials say higher fines in 2015 will help reduce roadway accidents

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The highest traffic fine – Class A – will increase from ₡293,000 ($553) to ₡306,000 ($578), the Public Works and Transport Ministry's Traffic Department reported. Class A fines include driving under the influence of alcohol and driving with an expired license.
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Vehicle restrictions to be suspended for the holidays on Dec. 23

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San José's Second Avenue will be closed to traffic on Saturday at noon in preparation for the annual Festival de la Luz.
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San José vehicle restrictions to be suspended on Dec. 21

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Traffic officials will be assigned to monitor routes toward tourist destinations.
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Vehicle restrictions to be suspended on July 25 and Aug. 2

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Restrictions will remain active for vehicles weighing over six tons.
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Heavy vehicles restricted by traffic police this weekend

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Measure aims to ease the return of thousands of Ticos from their mid-year vacations.
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Vehicle restrictions to be suspended for Wednesday holiday

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Traffic Police will allow open transit in the capital for observance of Juan Santamaría Day.
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No vehicle restrictions for Holy Week

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Restrictions remain in place for heavy trucks.
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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 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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