Residents and merchants in the border town of Dajabón are calling for increased regulation of motorcycle traffic crossing from Juana Méndez, Haiti. The influx of motorcycles, which initially served as a logistical component of cross-border trade, is now being characterized by locals as a significant safety hazard for those navigating the streets of the border zone.
Community members report that the current volume and operation of these vehicles have evolved from a commercial convenience into a persistent threat to public transit. The request for oversight highlights ongoing tensions regarding the management of informal transport systems within the binational trade corridor.
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