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INTRANT announced the operating hours to retrieve vehicles towed by Parquéate Bien: weekdays 8 a.m.-7 p.m., Saturdays 8 a.m.-noon.
Automotive professionals in the Dominican Republic can use this schedule to guide clients whose vehicles were impounded and plan around tow lot operating times.
La Dirección General de Impuestos Internos (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.
Para los profesionales del sector automotriz en RD, esta entrega formaliza la operación de dealers y concesionarios, asegurando que cumplan con los requisitos legales de venta e importación de vehículos.
El Ayuntamiento de Barahona publica información sobre el proceso de retiro de vehículos en las vías públicas.
Para los profesionales automotrices en RD, conocer este procedimiento municipal es clave para orientar a clientes y flotas ante retiros en la vía pública.
La Digesett, junto al ADN y el Intrant, continúa los operativos de retiro de chatarras y vehículos abandonados en las vías públicas de varios sectores del Distrito Nacional.
Para los profesionales automotrices en República Dominicana, esto refuerza la necesidad de gestionar correctamente vehículos fuera de uso y evitar el abandono en la vía pública.
The source is a Facebook post reporting that Digesett reaffirmed its commitment to road safety through the ongoing execution of enforcement operations.
For automotive professionals in the Dominican Republic, this signals continued regulatory and enforcement focus on traffic safety that can affect fleet operations and compliance.
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Intrant director Milton Morrison shared proposed amendments to Traffic Law 63-17 aimed at making it more effective in response to the rising number of traffic accidents and deaths in the Dominican Republic.
For automotive professionals in DO, potential changes to traffic law could affect fleet operations, safety compliance, and liability practices, so monitoring these reforms is essential.
The Barahona city government is informing the public about the procedure for removing vehicles from public roadways.
Dominican automotive professionals should track this local enforcement procedure to help clients avoid vehicle removal and comply with municipal rules.
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