Once you are called and your paperwork processed you'll return to the VPC office where you'll finally pick up your vehicle. Within 48 hours you will have to have your vehicle inspected at a local inspection station or at the Ft. Your sponsor should be able assist you with your vehicle registration. Traffic and driving in Puerto Rico is an adventure. The highway system is excellent, but can be a bit intimidating at first.
Traffic is no different that any other large metropolitan city.
With an island population of over 3.7 million people and half of those living in the San Juan metropolitan area, traffic congestion is unavoidable. The real adventure is adjusting to the driving habits of the populace. Recognizing and observing traffic laws is an issue. Local drivers have a different concept of driving practices than most American drivers and often disregard common traffic laws. Driving here will take some getting used to and in time you'll adjust your driving habits.