Hey there, San Miguel de Allende fans! Got some juicy news for you straight from our beloved city. So, let’s dive right into it!
The talk of the town lately is about the long-awaited expansion of the José Manuel Zavala bypass road. That’s right! Edgar Bautista, our bold Director of Urban Development, has dropped some exciting updates about this project. He confirmed that once the federal government gives a thumbs-up to the requested stretch (that’s the fancy way of saying they’ve got to approve it), we should see the construction kick off pronto—within two months to be exact!
Now, what does this mean for us locals? Well, for starters, they’re planning to widen the road to four lanes from El Caracol to the Depressed Bridge. Yup, they’re making things a bit more spacious out there and adding a few safety features to keep our travels smooth and accident-free. Woohoo!
But wait, there’s more! Bautista also mentioned that this expansion isn’t just about that section; it’s part of a larger project. We’re talking about fixing up several key roads in the area, including access to Jalpa, the route to Querétaro, and even those troublesome spots at the Circuito del Seguro Social. Sounds like they’re on track to make our drives a whole lot easier, right?
And while he didn’t get too deep into the numbers, Bautista hinted at some potential investments that could come into play depending on how things shake out. Hey, we’re all for sprucing up our roads if it means less time in traffic!
So, what’s your take on this? Do you think it’ll really solve our traffic woes or just give us more places to sit and stare at each other? We’re all ears, so feel free to drop your thoughts!
Alright folks, that’s your local scoop for the day! Stay tuned as we keep our eyes on the latest happenings around town. Until next time!
