Overview

• Work begins Oct. 8 on Avenida Constituyentes and Oct. 9 on Paseo de la Reforma, carried out overnight with traffic and worker protection by the SSC.
• The program targets 3.5 million square meters of asphalt—about 250 kilometers—intervening only the most damaged segments of key corridors.
• Up to 52 simultaneous work fronts with roughly 416 machines are planned by November, blending contractor crews with five new city-owned repaving trains.
• Funding combines the city’s fiscal budget with the Infrastructure, Mobility, Water and Public Security trust for the 2025–2026 cycle.
• Routine pothole repair continues in parallel as officials prepare a 2026 Bordo Poniente asphalt plant to reduce haul distances and use recycled mixes.