ARThe city of Cartagena, Colombia, has announced the implementation of its 'Pico y Placa' vehicle restriction program for Tuesday, September 8. This initiative limits vehicle traffic based on the last digit of license plates, type of vehicle, and day of the week, aiming to reduce congestion, accidents, and improve air quality. The restrictions vary by vehicle category and time of day, with specific hours outlined for motorcycles, private vehicles, and taxis. Authorities emphasize that these rules change daily, urging residents to stay informed to avoid fines. Details were provided for the first half of 2026, including scheduled rotations of restricted digits for different weeks.
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