The Federal Roads and Bridges Department of Revenue and Related Services (Capufe) reported that intermittent closures to traffic on the Mexico-Querétaro highway will continue.
This is due to the transfer of reactors from Petróleos Mexicanos (Pemex).
Through a statement, Capufe indicated that the new closures will be on January 28, 29 and 30, between kilometers 107 and 132.
- January 28, from kilometer 132 to 119
- January 29 and 30, from kilometer 119 to 107
The journey will last from 10:00 p.m. to 2:00 a.m. approximately, heading towards Mexico City.
It added that during the advance of the reactors, an average speed of five to 15 kilometers per hour will be maintained.
Therefore, he recommended planning their travel times or taking alternate routes such as the free Mexico-Querétaro highway, as well as respecting road signs and instructions from security personnel.
“These tasks will generate intermittent closures to traffic, for the removal of structures or signs that affect their passage,” he said.
The intermittent closure to traffic also took place on Monday, January 27, starting at 10:00 p.m. and until approximately 1:00 a.m. The affected kilometers were from 145 to 132.
Toll cost of the Mexico-Querétaro highway
Among the highways that increased the cost of the toll booths starting in 2025, is the Mexico-Querétaro highway. This will depend on the type of vehicle in which you travel.
Motorcycles: 108 pesos
Cars: 216 pesos
Buses: 474 pesos
While the fare for the other busiest roads was:
Cuernavaca – Acapulco
Motorcycles: 319 pesos
Cars: 640 pesos
Buses: 1,041 pesos
Chamapa – Lechería
Motorcycles: 33 pesos
Cars: 66 pesos
Buses: 116 pesos
Mexico – Cuernavaca
Motorcycles: 74 pesos
Cars: 149 pesos
Buses: 275 pesos
Mexico – Puebla
Motorcycles: 107 pesos
Cars: 216 pesos
Buses: 444 pesos
Puebla – Acatzingo
Motorcycles: 45 pesos
Cars: 90 pesos
Buses: 179 pesos
Tijuana – Ensenada
Motorcycles: 71 pesos
Cars: 145 pesos
Buses: 304 pesos
The new rates came into effect as of this Friday, January 10, with the exception of those where the closed circuit is not yet in operation, such as:
La Pera A – Cuautla (Closed circuit)
Motorcycles: 41
Cars: 82 pesos
Buses: 145 pesos
Cuautla B – La Pera B
Motorcycles: 41 pesos
Cars: 82 pesos
Buses: 145 pesos
The cost of all the toll booths operated by Capufe can be consulted at the following link: https://pot.capufe.mx/gobmx/Transparencia/Doc/TransparenciaF/Tarifas/Vigentes/2025/Tarifas-Vigentes-2025.pdf
Source: infobae
