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From CouÂva in cenÂtral Trinidad, PeÂnal in the South and SanÂta FloÂra in the South-West, moÂtorists conÂverged at the LiÂcensÂing OfÂfice in San FerÂnanÂdo on SunÂday afÂterÂnoon, drawn by urÂgency and fear of mountÂing penalÂties. By then, the line had alÂready stretched nearÂly 600 meÂtres, crawlÂing from Princess MarÂgaret Street to the BalÂisiÂer AvÂenue comÂpound.
For many, the wait had beÂcome an enÂdurance test. DriÂvers arÂrived with meals in hand, preparÂing for hours, someÂtimes days, of unÂcerÂtainÂty.
Some were makÂing their secÂond atÂtempt afÂter beÂing turned away last week.
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