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Local January 9, 2018 | 4:56 pm

Making good on threat, traffic cops nab autos with expired tags

Santo Domingo.- Making good on its threat, the Metropolitan Transit Authority (AMET) cops on Tues. morning started impounding vehicles whose owners failed to renew the license plate, within the period which expired Mon. Amet spokesman Rafael Tejada, said all his officers are instructed to stop and check the vehicles have to place the renewal sticker. He said if the vehicle doesn’t have the... Read more

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