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Tegucigalpa's road network, designed for 250,000 vehicles daily, now carries over 900,000 vehicles, forcing residents to spend hours commuting and creating what users describe as an unsafe, exhausting transport system.

The government and taxi organizations agreed to provide free conversion kits to switch taxis from diesel to natural gas, a pilot project expected to cut fuel costs by 50% and prevent fare increases in the capital.

Police in Tegucigalpa stopped a minibus driver on the Cerro Grande–Kennedy route after he drove against traffic to bypass congestion, endangering passengers and other motorists.

Juan Carlos Flores, shot by gunmen on a motorcycle on July 7 in Comayagüela, died at Hospital Escuela from his wounds; video of his final moments kneeling on the street went viral and drew national outcry.

National Police announced the arrest of a man suspected of killing a rapidito minibus driver in Tegucigalpa.

A judge in Tegucigalpa ordered two men held in pretrial detention for the murder of Juan Carlos Flores, a 24-year-old bus driver shot in Comayagüela on July 8; investigators suspect the killing stems from conflict between criminal organizations.