Honduras Congress moves to ban irregular speed bumps on national highways

Honduras' National Congress is advancing a law to eliminate improvised speed bumps on primary roads, citing safety risks and impediments to private and cargo traffic. The measure targets irregular mounds that are widespread but unregulated. If passed, it could improve freight efficiency and road safety, though enforcement and local opposition remain uncertain.

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