Starting Tuesday, June 23, drivers heading to the Volkswagen industrial corridor in Puebla will face partial closures and lane reductions on the Mexico-Puebla highway. The state’s Secretaría de Infraestructura announced these changes as part of ongoing pavement work aimed at improving one of the region’s busiest routes.

The construction will run from June 23 through Friday, June 26, between 8:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. daily. During this period, access ramps and lateral lanes leading to the Volkswagen area will be partially closed or adjusted to accommodate the rehabilitation efforts.

This project reflects the Puebla government’s commitment to upgrading critical infrastructure that supports both local mobility and economic activity. By focusing on this strategic corridor, the state aims to enhance connectivity for workers and freight moving through the industrial zone, which is vital for the region’s growth.

Trained personnel will be on-site throughout the work to ensure progress while minimizing disruptions. Authorities are urging motorists to exercise caution, reduce speed, and plan for longer travel times due to the temporary changes in traffic flow.

For those living or working in Puebla, these improvements promise smoother, safer commutes once completed—highlighting how targeted public investment in transportation infrastructure can benefit communities and industries alike.