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AutoExpreso Resumes $15 Toll Fines Monday After Multiyear Pause
Latest, Oct 18, 2026: AutoExpreso Resumes $15 Toll Fines Monday After Multiyear Pause
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October
AutoExpreso Resumes $15 Toll Fines Monday After Multiyear Pause
via Primera Hora
The Transportation and Public Works Department's Highway and Transportation Authority began collecting AutoExpreso fines again on Monday, October 18, imposing $15 penalties on drivers who pass through a toll lane without funds in their account.
September
No Exact Date Yet for Restart of AutoExpreso Fines This October
via Primera Hora
The Highways and Transportation Authority (ACT) announced that AutoExpreso fines for driving through toll booths without funds in the system will be reactivated in October, but no exact start date has been set.
PR House Approves Bill to Lower AutoExpreso Fines from $15 to $10
via Microjuris al Día
Puerto Rico's House of Representatives unanimously approved House Bill 1352, which amends the Vehicle and Transit Law to reduce the administrative fine for each AutoExpreso electronic toll violation from $15.00 to $10.00.
Who is involved
- Highways and Transportation AuthorityOrganization2 of 3
- José Hernández ConcepciónPerson2 of 3
- AutoExpresoOrganization2 of 3
- House Transportation and Infrastructure CommitteeOrganization1 of 3
- New Progressive PartyOrganization1 of 3
- Puerto Rico House of RepresentativesOrganization1 of 3
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