By Sofía Sánchez Ramírez
The suspension of the measure will be in effect on Monday, April 15th, the date to which the holiday was moved.
The vehicle restriction for Thursday, April 11th, the date commemorating the Battle of Rivas, will remain in effect for vehicles with license plates ending in the digits 7 or 8. Due to the holiday being moved to April 15th, the suspension of the measure will apply only for that Monday.
This means that the restriction will remain in place as usual on Thursday, April 11th, while on Monday, April 15th, there will be free circulation for vehicles with license plates ending in 1 or 2.
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Vehicles with license plates ending in 7 and 8 will have a restriction to enter San José on Thursday, April 11th. (Rafael Pacheco Granados)
Vehicle restriction schedules in Costa Rica
The vehicle restriction measure applies every day from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. and prevents the circulation of vehicles in San José one day a week, according to the last digit of the license plate.
On Mondays, plates ending in 1 and 2 do not circulate, on Tuesdays, those ending in 3 and 4 do not transit, and on Wednesdays, it is restricted to those ending in 5 and 6. On Thursdays, plates ending in 7 and 8 cannot circulate, and on Fridays, those ending in 9 and 0.
Drivers subject to the restriction cannot travel on the Circunvalación highway or in places such as Hatillos, San Pedro, Los Yoses, La Sabana, Rohrmoser, Calle Blancos, Zapote, Parque de la Paz, and downtown San José.
The fine for violating the restriction is ¢26,000, as stipulated by the traffic law. This measure is only suspended on holidays, such as the next Monday, April 15th.
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