MOPT

A Christmas Miracle for Cartago? In what could be the best early Christmas gift for the residents of Cartago, Costa Rica’s Minister of Public Works and Transport (MOPT), Mauricio Batalla,…

The government has confirmed that Route 32, the main artery connecting San Jose to Limón, will be ready by March 2025.

This was not your everyday bump; the collision left the dock licking its wounds, prompting an urgent reassessment of infrastructure and travel plans alike.

With the roads clear for the great escape, the guardians of asphalt and order, Costa Rica’s traffic officers, are shifting gears to focus on safety.

From January 1st to 31st, this 47-kilometer party zone will become a one-way street every Sunday afternoon from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m

The lead actors? Routes 1 and 32, playing the harrowing roles of besieged highways in a waterlogged saga of slip, slide, and shut down.

the valiant Costa Rican commuter, faces one of their greatest adversaries yet: the daunting decline of state investment in road infrastructure.

The potential of electric buses operating on regular routes in Costa Rica appears remote