dominicantoday - 1 days ago

Santiago. Law No. 63-17 on Mobility, Land Transportation, Traffic, and Road Safety in the Dominican Republic includes a series of regulations that, if respected by citizens and duly enforced by authorities, would reduce the risk of traffic accidents and deaths in the country. Despite traffic signs, citizens continue to behave like lawless goats. Authorities fail to enforce the rules, let alone educate the population to move away from a culture of constant violations when driving on public roads. Some of the provisions of this law that are frequently violated in the country and to which the authorities fail to act are those related to drivers parking their vehicles in prohibited places on public roads, in clear violation of Article 237 of Law 63-17. Parking vehicles on sidewalks, over pedestrian crossings, parallel to [ ]

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