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Driving in Costa Rica: Get used to it, it’s not going to change!

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RICO’s Q — In a social media post, Mike Furst explains the dangers of driving in Costa Rica and why many locals and expats tell newcomers or visitors to avoid driving in Costa Rica at night. “We rent cars, and people always ask about the roads in Costa Rica and try to understand why many locals and expats say avoid driving in the dark. Here’s a great example. This water drain is about a meter (3ft) deep. Turn the corner too tight in the dark and…

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