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INTRANT RD posted the operating hours for retrieving vehicles towed under the Parquéate Bien program: weekdays 8:00 a.m.–7:00 p.m. and Saturdays 8:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.
This gives Dominican Republic automotive professionals a clear reference for vehicle recovery times after towing, helping them guide clients through the process.
La DGII entregó 100 licencias de operación a concesionarios, distribuidores y vendedores de vehículos de motor y remolques, en cumplimiento del Decreto 420-23 y la Ley 63-17.
Confirma la formalización del sector automotor en RD y establece requisitos oficiales que los dealers y concesionarios deben cumplir para operar.
The Barahona municipal government has published a notice describing the process for removing vehicles from public roads.
Automotive professionals in DO should monitor this local enforcement process as it may affect vehicle storage, towing operations, and client vehicles on public streets.
Digesett, in coordination with the ADN and Intrant, is continuing operations to remove scrap and abandoned vehicles from public roads in several sectors of Distrito Nacional.
For automotive professionals in the Dominican Republic, these operations signal stricter enforcement of public-road vehicle regulations and may affect where abandoned or inoperable vehicles can be stored.
La Dirección General de Seguridad de Tránsito y Transporte Terrestre (Digesett) reafirmó su compromiso con la seguridad vial mediante la ejecución permanente de operativos de tránsito.
Para los profesionales automotrices en RD, estos operativos influyen directamente en la normativa de circulación, la logística de flotas y la responsabilidad legal de conductores y empresas.
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Intrant director Milton Morrison shared proposals to modify Traffic Law 63-17 in response to a growing number of road accidents causing numerous victims in Santo Domingo.
These proposed changes could bring new compliance requirements and safety standards for automotive professionals operating in the Dominican Republic.
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