Overview
- Overnight works began Oct. 8 on Avenida Constituyentes and Oct. 9 on Paseo de la Reforma in the city’s west.
- The program targets 69 primary corridors to replace 3.5 million m² of asphalt—about 250 km—through May 2026.
- Operations will ramp to 52 simultaneous fronts with 416 machines, plus five city‑run trains, working at night to limit traffic impacts.
- Funding totals 2,600 million pesos from the city budget and the Infrastructure, Mobility, Water and Public Security trust, with routine pothole repairs continuing separately.
- Officials plan a new asphalt plant at Bordo Poniente in 2026 and face calls to coordinate underground water and drainage fixes to prevent reopening newly repaved roads.