In fact, driving in Costa Rica isn’t that much different than driving in the states. However, there are a few unique rules and things to know if you plan to drive in Costa Rica.

Things to Know When Driving in Costa Rica. Here are some things you should know before getting on the road in Costa Rica. Tolls. Route 27 is a toll highway. There are about 3 toll stops along the way.

GM shared that 750,000 miles of hands-free routes now available are equivalent to a one-way trip from Earth to the Moon or a round trip drive from New York City to San Francisco nearly 130 times.

Costa Rica ranks as the second-worst country in the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development for transportation infrastructure quality, surpassed only by Colombia among 38 member ...