NewsWhore
10-10-2008, 04:00 PM
It now costs much more to break Traffic Law No. 241. Metropolitan Transport Authority officers are now levying penalties that cost around the double what they did previously, as reported in El Caribe. As of 7 October, fines are regularly RD$1,000 (up from RD$530) and RD$1,667 (up from RD$884).
For instance now it costs RD$1,000 to be caught driving without or with an expired license, without insurance, not buckling up or crossing a red light, the most common traffic violations. The General Prosecutor's Office released the information on the increase in the cost of fines.
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For instance now it costs RD$1,000 to be caught driving without or with an expired license, without insurance, not buckling up or crossing a red light, the most common traffic violations. The General Prosecutor's Office released the information on the increase in the cost of fines.
More... (http://www.dr1.com/index.html#4)