Overview

• An official banderazo ceremony on August 13 led by SICT Secretary Jesús Antonio Esteva Medina marked the start of works on the new distributor
• The three-level, four-lane interchange spans 950 meters with 665 meters of elevated structure, 263 meters of ramps, 18 supports and 17 spans
• Construction slated for August 2025 through September 2026 is expected to generate about 2,100 direct and indirect jobs
• Officials project the distributor will reduce travel times by roughly 20 minutes for users of the Mex 121 Puebla–Belén corridor
• Reported investment estimates range from 600 million to 650 million pesos and daily traffic forecasts vary between about 51,200 and 70,000 vehicles