Massive activities will cause traffic congestion: march and cycling events will impact six municipalities

This upcoming weekend, Mexico City will experience a period of intense civic mobilization that will significantly impact vehicle traffic. Multiple protests, rides, and blockades will occur simultaneously at different strategic points, so residents should anticipate and carefully plan their travel.

If you plan to go out during this time, take all necessary precautions and leave early. The marches and caravans on wheels will cause major disruptions on main avenues across six districts. To navigate this situation, it is essential to know the exact schedules and locations of each activity.

Marches, blockades, and rides: details by area and time

The Miguel Hidalgo, Cuauhtémoc, Iztacalco, Venustiano Carranza, Coyoacán, and Tlalpan boroughs will be the main gathering points. Activities will start early and continue throughout the day.

Miguel Hidalgo: The march begins at 09:00 on Calzada Mahatma Gandhi and Paseo de la Reforma, starting from the Bosque de Chapultepec neighborhood toward the Plaza de la República. Later, at 11:00, a gathering is expected at Calzada Legaria and Avenida Casa de la Moneda.

Cuauhtémoc: This district will host the most activities. Starting at 10:00, there will be presence at Plaza de la República, followed by gatherings on Paseo de la Reforma at 11:00, San Antonio Abad at 12:00, and Culiacán 15 at 13:00. Additional movements are expected throughout the day in the Roma Sur and Condesa neighborhoods.

Iztacalco: A gathering will take place at 13:00 at the intersection of Río Churubusco Avenue and Añil Street.

Venustiano Carranza: The largest ride will start at 20:00 on Circunvalación Avenue, near the intersection with Tapicería.

Coyoacán and Tlalpan: Both districts will have gatherings spread throughout the day at strategic points.

Critical routes with the greatest impact due to traffic congestion

According to TomTom Traffic data, Mexico City ranks among the cities with the highest traffic congestion worldwide. During this day of mass activities, the already critical routes are expected to become even more congested. The streets and avenues most impacted are:

• Constituyentes
• Periférico Ring Road
• Río de la Piedad Viaduct
• Tlalpan Avenue
• Insurgentes Avenue
• Eje Central Lázaro Cárdenas
• Río Churubusco and Plutarco Elías Calles
• Puerto Aéreo Boulevard

Alternatives and recommendations for your travel

Given the marches, blockades, and rides, it is recommended to:

• Use real-time navigation apps to identify alternative routes
• Consider public transportation such as Metro, Metrobús, or Trolebús
• Avoid gathering areas during the specified times
• Leave early if your plans involve crossing affected districts
• Stay constantly informed through official channels about road closures and changes

This march and related activities reflect the intensity of urban life in the capital. Plan your route wisely and remember that patience and foresight are your best allies during these days of high civic mobilization.