While it’s true that 64 percent of the population is no longer restricted by the ‘Pico y Placa’ measure, their jobs and school obligations still require many to leave the unrestricted areas, and enter others where it is still in effect, so the differences felt were minimal.

Despite information announcing all the changes released by the Secretariat of Transportation on May 30th, there were still many drivers who were unaware of both the number rotation and the elimination of the measure in several areas. Authorities reported relative normalcy on most of the city’s roads and said they only pulled over 28 violators, who were given a warning and free to go as soon as the two-hour period was over.

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