Mexico approves three new overpasses to ease train project traffic

The federal government has announced plans to build three new vehicle overpasses in Teoloyucan, Mexico. These structures form part of mitigation efforts linked to the construction of the Mexico-Querétaro Train. The Ministry of Infrastructure, Communications, and Transportation (SICT) has given its approval for the projects. One of the overpasses will be constructed along Berriozábal Avenue. A second will rise in Omexa, while the third will be built near the gate of the Santo Tomás canal.

The overpass close to Santo Tomás will sit near the camp of the 2nd Tultitlán-Coyotepec Front of the Felipe Ángeles Engineers Corps. This unit operates under the Ministry of National Defense (Sedena) and is currently overseeing the railway project. The three overpasses aim to ease traffic and support local infrastructure during the train’s development. All projects have received official backing from the SICT. Construction will proceed as part of the broader transport improvements in the region.