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Infrastructure Minister Aníbal Ehrler announced that the government will remove or modify improperly installed speed bumps nationwide following a safety audit, with new regulations to follow within 180 days.

Drivers in Tegucigalpa report attackers throwing eggs on windshields to impair visibility and force vehicles to stop in isolated areas, a tactic authorities say has occurred across multiple neighborhoods and poses a robbery risk.

Wilfredo García Godoy, 34, a former Liberal Party congressional candidate from Francisco Morazán, died after his car collided with a minibus on Tegucigalpa's outer ring road; preliminary reports indicate he was driving against traffic and may have been under the influence of alcohol.

Honduras is deploying 33,000 security and medical personnel across 1,384 checkpoints, 187 tourist sites, and 304 ambulances for the Morazán holiday weekend to manage expected mass travel and respond to emergencies.

The Tegucigalpa municipal government has banned left turns from El Manchén toward Casamata based on traffic studies showing the maneuver caused congestion and increased accident risk at the busy intersection.

A National Police vehicle collided with a trailer truck in El Rodeo, Comayagua on Wednesday afternoon, leaving several officers injured and preliminary reports suggesting some may have died, though exact casualty figures remain unconfirmed.

Investigators revealed that the crane involved in a collision on CA-5 that killed seven police officers on June 18 had no valid operating permit, though its three drivers held valid licenses; preliminary findings suggest excessive speed caused the driver to lose control on a downhill curve.