Overview
- The province formally received A012 and launched physical repair works Thursday, starting a first stage led by contractor Pose at the Vicente Echeverría (RN34) crossing.
- Officials announced a multi‑billion peso program to fund the work, with sources citing either ARS 4.3 billion or ARS 5.0 billion for the initial interventions.
- Planned tasks include pothole repair, crack sealing and replacement of luminaires, organized across three work fronts with the main intervention concentrated at the RN34 junction.
- Authorities imposed a heavy‑vehicle ban at the A012–RN34 crossing for an estimated two to three months and ordered detours for light vehicles via Roldán and Ibarlucea and for trucks onto the Circunvalación.
- A012 is a roughly 67 km freight ring around Greater Rosario that links multiple national routes, rail lines and port accesses, and provincial leaders say provincial control will allow strategic maintenance to protect exports and reduce transport costs.