This infrastructure project will improve mobility, avoid traffic caused by the transit of the train, and strengthen connectivity in this area of th
This infrastructure project will improve mobility, avoid traffic caused by the transit of the train, and strengthen connectivity in this area of the municipality
The People’s Government is investing 349.2 million pesos in this project, which is part of the Hands-on Work program
Irapuato/Gto News
The Governor of the People, Libia Dennise Garcia Munoz Ledo, launched the construction work of the Vehicular Bridge on Calzada de Guadalupe Avenue, in Irapuato.
The investment of 349 million 298 thousand pesos by the State Government is part of the Manos a la Obra program; it is an infrastructure project aimed at improving mobility and strengthening connectivity for families in Irapuato.
– “This bridge was a commitment we made during the People’s Government, and today we are fulfilling that promise. And I acknowledge the work of you Mayor, Lorena Alfaro, because yes, we will have this bridge thanks to the dedicated work of the municipality of Irapuato,” said the Governor.
The funds from the loan requested by the People’s Government will allow the development of an infrastructure with a total length of 790 meters, aimed at solving one of the main problems of vehicular circulation in the city, avoiding traffic caused by the train and generating better transport conditions for thousands of people.
“For us in the People’s Government, bridges have something very special; they not only connect roads, they connect opportunities, people, and allow us to get home faster, and for our families to be closer,” said the State Governor.
The contract formally began on October 30, 2026. The project will directly benefit 452,000 residents and will contribute to improv the flow of 17,449 vehicles.
Currently, motorists must cross the railway tracks at the same level, a situation that generates congestion due to speed bumps and the passage of trains, conditions that cause queues and affect the continuity of transit.
With the construction of the bridge, motorists will be able to travel more quickly, traffic jams will be reduced, and road safety will be improved through the physical separation of road and rail traffic.
As part of the preparation and monitoring of the project, coordination meetings have been established with JAPAMI, to address water and drainage services; Naturgy, regarding natural gas; Ferromex, for procedures in the rail area, and the municipal Authorities.
Present at this event were Lorena Alfaro Garcia, Mayor of Irapuato; Juan Pablo Perez Beltran, Secretary of Public Works; legislators and military representatives.
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