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The director of Intrant, Milton Morrison, has proposed modifications to Law 63-17 to address the rising number of traffic accidents and fatalities in the Dominican Republic.
For automotive professionals in the Dominican Republic, these proposed changes could affect vehicle regulations, driver requirements, and road safety standards, impacting their operations and compliance.
INTRANT announced the operating hours for retrieving vehicles towed under the Parquéate Bien program: weekdays 8 a.m.–7 p.m. and Saturdays 8 a.m.–12 p.m.
Automotive professionals in DO need accurate towing and retrieval schedules to advise clients and manage fleet operations efficiently.
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 No. 63-17 de Movilidad, Transporte Terrestre, Tránsito y Seguridad Vial.
Para los profesionales del sector automotriz en DO, esta entrega formaliza la operación de los dealers y concesionarios, asegurando el cumplimiento normativo y la legalidad en la venta e importación de vehículos.
The Barahona city council has initiated a process to remove vehicles from public roads.
This affects automotive professionals in DO, as it signals stricter enforcement of parking and roadway regulations in Barahona.
The Digesett, in coordination with the ADN and Intrant, continues operations to remove abandoned vehicles and scrap from public roads in various sectors of the Distrito Nacional.
For automotive professionals in the Dominican Republic, these operations signal stricter enforcement of road and parking regulations, potentially affecting vehicle storage, disposal, and fleet management practices.
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The Dirección General de Seguridad de Tránsito y Transporte Terrestre (Digesett) reaffirmed its commitment to road safety through ongoing enforcement operations.
For automotive professionals in the Dominican Republic, this signals continued regulatory focus on traffic enforcement, impacting fleet operations and compliance.
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