Less time in traffic: Dominican government will expand the mass transit network by 73 kilometers before 2028

The government of the Dominican Republic has announced an infrastructure plan to expand the country's mass transit network to 73 kilometers before the end of 2028. The initiative includes adjustments to the toll system and various road connection works aimed at reducing traffic congestion and travel times.

Simultaneously, related government reporting highlights separate infrastructure developments in the country, including the ongoing rehabilitation of wastewater treatment plants in Greater Santo Domingo by the Corporation of Greater Santo Domingo Aqueduct and Sewer (Caasd). Additionally, President Luis Abinader announced the expansion of the Central Cibao Aqueduct and long-term projects to increase drinking water availability in Greater Santo Domingo over the next eight to ten years.