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Orotina Tolls Suspended

The charging of tolls at Orotina on the road to Caldera was suspended yesterday by the ministra de Obras Públicas y Transportes, Karla González.

González said that the area residents were not properly informed of the starting date of the toll charges and ruled that the Autopistas del Sol cannot begin charging the tolls as it had planned.

The toll charges were to go into effect at 12:01am today (Thursday).

The ministra said that she will convene a public hearing so that area residents can learn the details of the road changes and tolls and voice their opinion.

The ministra did not say when the tolls will began operating at the Pozón station, which will see passenger vehicles and motorcycles pay ¢480 colones and buses ¢950, each way. Heavy trucks will pay more, depending on the number of axles.

 
 
 
 
 


 

 

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