Cancún Refreshes Crosswalks and Patches Streets in Four Supermanzanas
Municipal crews worked in SM 103, 232, 234 and 237 with reflective paint, cold-mix patching and debris removal.
Mobility
Pothole crews patch Cancun's Supermanzana 74 with polymer-modified cold-mix asphalt
Benito Juarez City Hall said a seven-worker brigade rehabilitated the intersection of Calle 20 Oriente and Calle 53 Norte to improve mobility and reduce accident risk.
Kukulcán Interchange reaches nearly 30% progress and points to more closures at the Hotel Zone gateway
The federal project that will link the Nichupté Bridge with Punta Nizuc is in its columns-and-beams phase; expect delays if you live or work in Cancún's Hotel Zone.
Cancún Sur cargo bypass breaks ground: 14.85 km, 3.07-billion-peso project set to open in 2027
Quintana Roo's governor launched the road that will link federal highway 307 with the Huayacán Avenue extension and the Tren Maya freight station; construction is being led by the Sedena engineer corps.
New Car Sales Set First-Half Record in 2026: 754,000 Units, INEGI Reports
June sales reached 126,778 light vehicles, up 7.6% from a year earlier and the best June since 2017; financing and new brands keep the momentum going.
Cancun now monitors 117 of its 178 signalized intersections: how the new traffic system works
The Traffic Light Monitoring Center and the SIMO system, part of the "Cancún Fluye" strategy, adjust signal timing based on real traffic, starting downtown.
Cancún's Malecón Tajamar Turns Car-Free Tonight for Cyclists and Walkers
The Benito Juárez municipal government, through IMPLAN, holds the second edition of Paseo Cancunense Nocturno this Saturday, July 18, along Avenida Bonampak.
Quintana Roo Dump Truck Unions Pause Protests, Open Talks With Sedena
The Caja Roja union rules out blockades on Highway 307 and the Cancun and Tulum airports while negotiations with the federal defense ministry continue.
Quintana Roo Dump-Truck Unions Call Off Caravan After Reaching Talks With Sedena
Cargo transport unions suspended the truck mobilization planned along federal highway 307 toward Tulum after Mexico's defense ministry agreed to open work tables, a day before President Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo's tour of Quintana Roo.
Kukulcán Road Distributor Reaches 30% Progress, Reshaping Traffic in Cancún's Hotel Zone
Quintana Roo's state government reports the Kukulcán distributor is nearly a third complete; until it opens, drivers and bus riders face detours and delays at one of the Hotel Zone's most congested crossings.
Tulum Adds Eight Mexicana Flights This Summer: What It Means for Cancún Travelers
Quintana Roo's government confirmed eight additional Mexicana Airlines frequencies to Tulum's Felipe Carrillo Puerto International Airport for July and August 2026, part of a campaign that also includes hotel promotions.
Cancún Traffic Department Opens Seven Smart-Driving Courses
Benito Juárez's Municipal Traffic Department will train drivers through August 29, combining classroom and behind-the-wheel sessions with a license discount for those who pass.