Ten rural municipalities in Costa Rica received over 31 billion colones last year from fuel taxes earmarked for cantonal road maintenance. These funds represent 27% of total resources allocated for this purpose. The investment aims to address the condition of roads within these cantons, critical for rural connectivity and economic activity. Details regarding specific investments and the current state of the roads are under investigation. Authorities are assessing how effectively these funds are being utilized to improve transportation infrastructure. The allocation underscores a commitment to improving accessibility in underserved areas. Further reporting will examine the measurable impact of these investments on local communities and road quality.