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AutoExpreso

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  1. Infrastructure

    Drivers with Multiple Stickers to Receive Guidance

    Drivers with both the Marbete Digital and the AutoExpreso sticker will be able to receive guidance on Saturday, October 3, and Sunday, October 4, at the Caguas Sur toll plaza on Highway 52.

  2. Infrastructure

    Highway Authority Announces AutoExpreso Fines Will Resume October 19

    Puerto Rico’s Highway and Transportation Authority (ACT) announced that the reactivation of AutoExpreso fines will begin on Monday, October 19.

  3. Infrastructure

    AutoExpreso Campaign Continues Islandwide Driver Education

    The AutoExpreso 'One Sticker Only' campaign is entering its fifth week of in-person outreach, expanding to Puerto Rico’s eastern region.

  4. Government & Politics

    PR House approves bill to lower AutoExpreso fines from $15 to $10

    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.

  5. Government & Politics

    AutoExpreso Promotes Consolidating Digital Sticker and Toll Seal

    AutoExpreso is promoting a campaign called 'Un solo sello' to consolidate the digital sticker and toll seal.

  6. Government & Politics

    AutoExpreso Operator PAM Names Mark Williams as New President and CEO in Puerto Rico

    Professional Account Management (PAM), the company responsible for administering and operating AutoExpreso, announced the appointment of Mark Williams as new president and CEO of its Puerto Rico affiliate.

  7. Community

    AutoExpreso Fines to Resume in October 2026

    The Highway and Transportation Authority (ACT) announced that it will reactivate the imposition of fines on drivers who use tolls without sufficient funds in their AutoExpreso accounts starting October 2026.

  8. Community

    Last Days of Amnesty: DTOP Exceeds Goal for Traffic Ticket Payments with Discount

    The Department of Transportation and Public Works (DTOP) has collected $71 million in payments from citizens, exceeding its initial goal of $60 million, through the 40% discount on traffic tickets.

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