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A 26-year-old Cuban citizen died in a traffic accident in La Sabana, San José, Costa Rica.
The incident occurred on Saturday at 8:42 a.m., when the motorcycle he was riding collided with a bus in front of the statue of León Cortés, reported the local media Teletica.
The deceased, identified by the surname Rodríguez, worked as a fast food delivery driver, noted the outlet CR Hoy.
For its part, Diario Extra reported that the young man was pronounced dead at the scene by the Cruz Roja Costarricense.
The Judicial Investigation Agency (OIJ) was responsible for the retrieval of the body and began the inquiries to determine the causes of the accident.
Meanwhile, the independent media reported that it has been revealed that the accident occurred when the bus was about to turn, although the causes are currently under investigation.
Local authorities reiterate their call to drivers to respect traffic regulations and drive cautiously in order to prevent similar tragedies on the country's roads.
Frequently asked questions about traffic accidents involving Cubans
What happened in the traffic accident in Costa Rica?
A 26-year-old Cuban citizen died after crashing his motorcycle into a bus. The accident occurred in La Sabana, San José, and authorities are investigating the causes of the incident.
What are the most common causes of motorcycle accidents in Cuba?
The lack of control over traffic, the poor condition of the roads, and the reckless behavior of drivers are common factors. These elements, combined with the aging vehicle fleet and the scarcity of signage, increase accidents in the country.
What measures do the authorities recommend to prevent traffic accidents?
The authorities recommend adhering to traffic regulations and driving cautiously. They emphasize the importance of not exceeding speed limits and staying alert to road conditions to avoid similar tragedies.
How do traffic accidents affect the Cuban community abroad?
Traffic accidents abroad have claimed the lives of several Cubans, causing concern within the community. In countries like Suriname and the United States, Cubans face similar risks on the roads, highlighting the need for caution when driving.
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