Hoy No Circula Tuesday November 10 2026 CDMX Edomex, Digi Mart USA News (Mexico City and the State of Mexico): The Hoy No Circula program for Tuesday, November 10, 2026, sets driving restrictions for certain vehicles in Mexico City and the State of Mexico. Cars with pink stickers, license plate endings 7 and 8, and holograms 1 and 2 must suspend circulation from 5:00 to 22:00.
Drivers who ignore the restriction may face financial penalties and, depending on the jurisdiction where the violation occurs, have their vehicle taken to the impound lot. The environmental program aims to reduce air pollution by limiting vehicles that produce higher polluting emissions.
Before leaving home, drivers should check their vehicle’s characteristics and confirm whether it is permitted to travel.
According to the Hoy No Circula calendar, the following vehicles must rest this Tuesday, with the restriction running from 5:00 to 22:00. The rule applies to private vehicles within the restricted categories.
Cars with holograms 0 and 00, as well as those holding other official authorizations, may be exempt, provided they meet the established requirements.
The program operates in Mexico City and in municipalities of the State of Mexico that form part of the metropolitan areas where the environmental regulation applies. Its coverage includes the Mexico City Metropolitan Zone, as well as the Toluca Valley and Santiago Tianguistenco regions, under the applicable provisions.
Drivers traveling between municipalities or moving from the State of Mexico into the capital should verify the restrictions before using their vehicle.
Violators can receive financial penalties, and the amount depends on the jurisdiction where the infraction occurs. In Mexico City, the fine equals between 20 and 30 Units of Measurement and Update (UMA), approximately 2,300 to 3,500 pesos, in addition to the possible transfer of the vehicle to the vehicle depot or impound lot.
In the State of Mexico, the sanction for violating the restriction corresponds to 20 UMA, or just over 2,300 pesos, according to the amounts referenced in the program information. Drivers should also know which authorities are empowered to impose these sanctions.
In Mexico City, only traffic police authorized to issue citations may levy the corresponding fines. In the State of Mexico, this power corresponds to members of the Secretariat of Public Security and municipal police, within their respective jurisdictions.
Not all vehicles must suspend circulation. The program provides for several vehicle categories that may travel without being subject to the usual restrictions.
Among the main exempt vehicles are the following:
Hybrid vehicles in categories I and II. Vehicles with holograms 00 and 0, under the established conditions.
Vehicles with plates for persons with disabilities. Antique or classic cars with the corresponding registration.
Machinery used in the construction and mining industries. Vehicles with a gross vehicle weight of 400 kilograms or less.
Cars with demonstration or transfer registration plates. Vehicles used to transport persons with disabilities that hold the corresponding permit.
Motor vehicles participating in environmental self-regulation programs that hold the respective certificate. Vehicles carrying a Metropolitan Tourist Pass or Paisano Tourist Pass, according to their validity conditions.
Some of these exemptions have specific conditions and may cease to apply when an environmental contingency is activated and the Double Hoy No Circula takes effect.
To avoid fines, drivers can consult the official portals of the environmental authorities. In Mexico City, the Secretariat of the Environment (Sedema) provides information on the program’s calendar and conditions; the query requires the verification hologram and the last digit of the license plate.
In the State of Mexico, information is also available through the Secretariat of the Environment and Sustainable Development.
Before leaving, drivers should verify that their vehicle has no restrictions. The usual Hoy No Circula hours are 5:00 to 22:00.
