Overview
- The plan will run through 2026 with a 2,250 million peso budget to rehabilitate 250 of the city’s 1,100 kilometers of primary avenues.
- Authorities say 361 trucks and specialized machinery have been acquired to carry out the repaving work.
- Nightly patching continues as a safety measure, with 1,027,000 square meters attended using 250,000 tons of asphalt and 700 million pesos so far.
- President Claudia Sheinbaum urged patience and noted federal repaving trains presented by SICT could be shared with the capital.
- The local Congress ordered the 16 alcaldías to repair secondary streets and account for their 2025 budget increase, as complaints surpass 15,000 and marathon parathletes reported crashes linked to potholes.