Santa Fe advances major road infrastructure and rehabilitation projects

The Government of Santa Fe is executing several major road infrastructure projects to improve regional connectivity and logistics.

On the A012 route, a strategic corridor connecting the ports of Rosario, Timbúes, and San Lorenzo, the province has activated three simultaneous work fronts following the transfer of administration from the national government. Minister of Public Works Lisandro Enrico stated that the province is working to repair sections that previously lacked maintenance, with more work fronts planned for the coming weeks.

Additionally, the province has launched a $21.035 billion repaving project for Route RP 13, covering a 28.5-kilometer stretch between Virginia and Capivara. This project, which was highly anticipated after 50 years, is expected to take approximately 12 months to complete.

Further reconstruction is underway on Route 41s in the San Jerónimo department. This 17-kilometer project involves structural reconstruction and widening of the road to improve safety for heavy agricultural and industrial traffic.