Motorists from the capital will enjoy fines if they attend Emetra road education courses

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Motorists from the capital will enjoy fines if they attend Emetra road education courses

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The Municipality of Guatemala issued in the Official Gazette an agreement where motorists in the capital will be benefited from the condonation of their fines as long as they attend road education courses.

Motorists in Guatemala City

The Municipality of Guatemala issued on April 24 in the Central America DiarioMérica an agreement that would allow motorists from the city to condemn its transit fines in exchange for attending road education courses. (PHOTO FREE PRESS: PL hemeroteca)

This April 24 the Municipality of Guatemala the agreement called COM-19-2025 issued in the Central America DiarioMérica, which establishes condonar (cancel) some traffic fines for motorists in the capital city, in exchange for attending road education courses.

According to the agreement published on Thursday, you may be condemned 50% of the fines imposed in the municipality of Guatemala and 100% of “interest generated by Mora to motorcycle drivers until April 15 of this year.

However, drivers must participate and complete The road education courses that Emetra will organize, within the program known as Road Education (Evial).

The courses, according to the agreement, They will include a theoretical and practical modulewhile the dates and places where they will take place will be announced proximally.

However, not all fines may be condemned, since the agreement emphasizes that this agreement “will not benefit those drivers who have fines whose payment is being judicially claimed“Nor will they apply fines that are impose in accordance with Agreement 185 of the Traffic Regulations.

The agreement will not cover fines that They are imposed within their validity periodwhich is from December 31, 2025.

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