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Heavy Traffic Expected for End of Vacation Weekend
This is the closing weekend for the mid year school break and the Policía de Transito promises to be out in full force.

A total of 775 Transit officials will be available for duty during the weekend, as vacationers head back home, to the Central Valley from the beach, mountain and forest areas.

Juan Manuel Delgado, director at Tránsito, says that as many as 600.000 vacationers could be on the highways this weekend and Transit officials will be there with road checks to pull off the road those who've consumed too much alcohol, that drivers are wearing their seatbelts and control speeding.

Areas around Jacó Beach, Orotina, Monte del Aguacate, and the airport will be area with major Transit police concentration.

Delgado is asking all drivers to slow down this weekend and don't drink and drive. There will be some changes in the flow of traffic like around the airport to make movement easier.

 

 






 

 
   

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