Estado de México pothole repair program, Digi Mart USA News (Estado de México, Mexico): Road rehabilitation work is already reaching several corridors in the State of Mexico, from the Periférico Norte and the Vía Morelos to Avenida Central and Periférico Oriente. During 2026, the government of Governor Delfina Gómez Álvarez has worked on more than 400 kilometers of highways and roads, and is preparing a new round of work to address potholes and deteriorated stretches.
One of the largest projects was carried out on the Periférico Norte, where 108 kilometers were rehabilitated. Work on Periférico Oriente, Avenida Central, Vía Morelos and the Vialidad Mexiquense is also under way, serving routes that connect several municipalities and form part of the daily travel of thousands of people.
The work will not be limited to major avenues. With an investment of 300 million pesos, the governor launched a program that will repair 275,000 square meters of streets and roads during November and December.
The surface area is equivalent to 39 professional soccer fields, and the work is expected to benefit more than 4.5 million residents of the State of Mexico.
The next stage also includes interventions on Avenida Salvador Díaz Mirón and Avenida Tecnológico, the Puente Grande-Las Ánimas road, and the Metepec-Zacango highway. For the Toluca Valley, 60 million pesos of the pothole repair program will be allocated, while the state government is analyzing resurfacing the Toluca-Palmillas highway.
Governor Gómez acknowledged the support of President Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo for improving road infrastructure and called on municipalities to invest in the maintenance of their own streets in order to expand the coverage of the work.
