A collision between a trailer and a car on the Mexico-Puebla highway caused significant traffic congestion this Friday morning near the La María interchange, heading toward the stadium area.

According to initial reports, the cause of the crash is still under investigation. Despite the severity of the accident, no injuries were reported—only material damage.

The crash blocked two lanes, quickly creating heavy traffic for drivers traveling north into Puebla’s metropolitan area. Given that the Mexico-Puebla highway is one of the busiest routes in the region, even minor incidents can lead to long delays affecting thousands of commuters.

National Guard officers and emergency personnel arrived promptly to secure the scene, manage traffic flow, and coordinate the removal of the vehicles involved. Authorities advised drivers to exercise caution, reduce speed, and use alternate routes if possible, as slow traffic is expected until the cleanup is complete.

This event highlights the ongoing challenges of urban mobility in rapidly growing areas. Investments in efficient and sustainable transportation options, such as Puebla’s upcoming cable car system, could offer relief by providing alternatives to congested highways and improving connectivity for diverse communities.