Overview
- Mexico City’s police activated a special operation from October 31 to November 2 with 350 officers and nine motorcycle tow-trailers to safeguard participants and enforce traffic rules.
- Authorities expect at least 2,000 motorcyclists and about 350 cyclists and skaters to join the Halloween and Día de Muertos rides across the capital.
- Intermittent closures are anticipated along major corridors, with high-impact spots identified at the Ángel de la Independencia, Estadio Olímpico Universitario, Estadio Azteca, the Monumento a la Cabeza de Juárez and a department store on Circuito Interior.
- Residents were urged to leave early, avoid gathering zones, respect traffic cuts and use public transport while monitoring official updates.
- In Jalisco, a coordinated operation involving the Policía Vial, the state security ministry and municipal forces is supported by C5 video monitoring, with the National Guard and Army invited to help prevent vandalism and protect public transport in the Guadalajara metro area.