US EditionCongress Approves Reform Promoted by Lorena De La Garza to Approve ‘Choquecitos’
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Unanimously, the plenary of the local Congress passed the Law against "shocks", so from now on, motorists will be able to move their cars after participating in an accident as long as there are no injured persons, and there is only material damage.
Monterrey, NL.- The Congress of the State approved in plenary the reform promoted by the local deputy Lorena de la Garza, president of the Committee on Budget, to improve mobility and to give certainty to drivers in case of minor accidents, known as “shocks”. The initiative that was born in Monterrey and will now have to be approved in all the municipalities of the State, establishes that those involved in a minor accident in which there are no …
Congress of NL approves reform to move veh asses after 'choquecitos', if they meet criteria; municipalities must not approve regulations.
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