Overview
- Vialidad Nacional granted final approval once engineers installed 80 temporary metal props to shore the RN7/RP15 crossing, with a second bridge also reinforced.
- The convoy restarted early Thursday, crossed the key span at 9:43 a.m., and arrived at the refinery around 1 p.m. after rolling road closures on RN7.
- Authorities said RP15 and the RN7 bridge area will remain restricted while the temporary supports are dismantled, a process expected to take up to 48–72 hours.
- IMPSA’s reactor traveled on a 26-axle modular platform, with a 208-wheel setup for the final stages, in a coordinated operation with police, gendarmerie and local municipalities.
- Consultancy 3D Ingeniería’s studies underpinned the shoring plan that Vialidad approved to protect the structures and allow the heaviest road move on record in Argentina.