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Honduras authorities have integrated electronic vehicle registration certificates into the National Electronic Wallet (BIEN) platform, allowing drivers to carry documents on their phones instead of paper.

The Development Bank of Latin America and the Caribbean approved a $177 million sovereign loan to fund a new 150-kilometer transmission line in the center-south region, directly benefiting about 865,000 residents in Francisco Morazán, El Paraíso, and Olancho departments.

Infrastructure Minister Aníbal Ehrler announced that the government will begin a process to regulate UNAH's free bus service for students, saying the benefit must comply with proper regulatory requirements following pressure from the transport sector.

Infrastructure Secretary Aníbal Ehrler says landowners who bought property at $40–$50 per vara (about 33 square meters) are now demanding $350 per vara for expropriation, calling the markup excessive for public projects.

The National Roads and Transportation Authority is analyzing a plan to restrict low-displacement motorcycles (150–250 cubic centimeters) from major highways outside urban areas, according to the agency's director.

After three years of metal license-plate shortages in Honduras, the government signed a contract with German consortium Tönnjes to supply smart vehicle plates, aiming to clear a backlog of applications and strengthen national security.

The first shipment of new John Deere graders and tractors arrived at Puerto Cortés from Brazil on Friday as part of President Nasry Asfura's program to strengthen the operational capacity of all 298 municipal governments in Honduras.