Hoy No Circula CDMX calendar for November 9 to 14, 2026, Digi Mart USA News (Mexico City): Before leaving for work or taking children to school, drivers can check the Hoy No Circula calendar in Mexico City for November 9 to 14. Anyone driving in Mexico City or the State of Mexico (Edomex) can review which vehicles are restricted from Monday, November 9 through Saturday, November 14.
Chilango provides the calendar by day, engomado color and license plate ending.
The environmental program sets restrictions for certain vehicles to reduce polluting emissions and improve air quality in the Mexico Valley Metropolitan Zone. The measure applies in the 16 boroughs of Mexico City and in 18 municipalities in the Edomex metropolitan area.
Its usual schedule is 5:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m., Monday through Saturday.
The restriction depends on the engomado color, the license plate ending and the verification hologram.
During this week, vehicles with hologram 1 and 2 must observe the restrictions that correspond to each day. Cars with hologram 0 and 00 are exempt from ordinary restrictions, as are vehicles with an Exento certificate.
However, during an environmental contingency, additional measures may be established.
The Saturday Hoy No Circula works differently from the Monday-to-Friday calendar: the determining factors are the Saturday number of the month and the vehicle’s hologram, not the engomado color. Saturday, November 14 is the second Saturday of the month, so the restrictions for that day apply according to the hologram.
Cars with hologram 0, 00 and Exento may circulate under the ordinary program.
If your vehicle has plates from another state and does not have a recognized hologram or an applicable exemption, it must also comply with the program’s restrictions. In addition, out-of-state vehicles face an additional limit Monday through Friday, from 5:00 a.m.
to 11:00 a.m.
The calendar may change if an environmental contingency is activated and the Megalopolis Environmental Commission (CAMe) announces a Doble Hoy No Circula. Drivers should consult official notices before driving to avoid disruptions and plan their trips.
Driving on a restricted day or during restricted hours could result in a monetary penalty. According to the Mexico City Traffic Regulations, violating environmental programs can cost between 20 and 30 times the Unidad de Medida y Actualización (UMA).
For 2026, the daily UMA value is $117.31. The penalty depends on the infraction and on what the authority determines.
Under certain assumptions set out in the regulation, a vehicle may also be taken to a vehicle depot, which generates additional costs for towing and storage time.
In the Edomex municipalities where the program applies, the state authority sets a penalty of 20 UMA for driving on a restricted day, equivalent to $2,346.20 at the 2026 value. The official Mexiquense government page distinguishes this infraction from others, such as driving without a hologram or being an evidently polluting vehicle, which may lead to removal to a corralón.
The calendar may change if an environmental contingency is activated and CAMe announces a Doble Hoy No Circula. Before getting behind the wheel, consult official notices to avoid setbacks and plan your travel.
