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AutoExpreso Fines Return in October: $15 for Running a Toll and Just Five Days to ReloadTransportation

AutoExpreso Fines Return in October: $15 for Running a Toll and Just Five Days to Reload

After nearly four and a half years without consequences for crossing a toll with no balance, the Department of Transportation and Public Works (DTOP) and the Highways and Transportation Authority (ACT) confirmed that AutoExpreso f…

CoquiList Newsroom — Jul 22
Renewing your marbete via CESCO Digital in 2026: from $140, up to 31 days early, no line
Transportation

Renewing your marbete via CESCO Digital in 2026: from $140, up to 31 days early, no line

Renewing your car's marbete (vehicle registration) in Puerto Rico no longer has to mean a wasted morning waiting in line at CESCO.…

Jul 19
Transportation

Getting around PR without a car: Tren Urbano, AMA bus, and ferry fares and tips

Between gas, maintenance, and the tapones, getting around Puerto Rico by car is expensive. The good news: between the Tren Urbano,…

Jul 17
Tolls go up: 2026's new rates and what you'll pay by route
Transportation

Tolls go up: 2026's new rates and what you'll pay by route

Since January 1, 2026, tolls are up $0.05-$0.15 at 90% of the 25 plazas on Metropistas highways — the annual inflation-linked adju…

Jan 2
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