Overview
- Federal and state leaders formally handed over paving 'trains' to ten municipalities in the eastern State of Mexico to begin rehabilitation of more than 340 kilometers of streets and roads.
- Each train groups five specialized machines — a petrolizadora, finisher (pavimentadora), pneumatic compactor, milling machine (fresadora) and roller — enabling end‑to‑end asphalt milling, laying and compaction.
- Authorities said municipalities will receive at least one train each so local governments can execute works by direct administration and reduce hiring private contractors for routine paving.
- The delivery is an operational step inside the wider Plan Integral para la Zona Oriente, a package of 121 programs with a reported 75,786 million‑peso budget aimed at about 10 million residents.
- Officials say the equipment should speed repairs and improve mobility in densely populated, long‑underserved communities and strengthen municipal capacity, though specific completion timelines for road segments were not announced.