ATTT Extends Until July 31 the Suspension of Fines For Expired License Plates
The Traffic and Land Transport Authority (ATTT) extended until Friday, July 31, the suspension of the application of the infraction for circulating with expired license plates. They will not sanction those who have expired license plates. "This measure applies to all vehicles with a license plate whose expiration date corresponds to the months of March, April, May and June 2020," highlights a statement from the entity published on Thursday, June 11. For more details, please visit (scroll down to see the translated version of the news article):
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