# Ecuador urban road rehabilitation > Live situation record from CLSTR: https://clstr.news/situations/ecuador-urban-road-rehabilitation > Updated: 2026-07-31T11:00:00.000Z. Sources: 3. Developments: 2. In mid‑July, Guayaquil’s municipal public works department accelerated its road‑maintenance program, operating 20 active work fronts to fill potholes, resurface asphalt and reconstruct concrete on major avenues across the city. The effort was aimed at improving traffic flow, safety and the longevity of the road network. By the end of July, the scope expanded to a coordinated, city‑wide rehabilitation initiative. Quito’s Metropolitan Public Mobility and Public Works Company announced a phased program beginning 1 August, targeting nine streets near Metro stations with partial closures and alternate routes. Simultaneously, Guayaquil opened a tender to rebuild Tungurahua Street, a heavily used corridor, with a US$9.6 million budget financed by the Development Bank of Latin America and the Caribbean. The project will include resurfacing, drainage upgrades, modern lighting, buried telecoms, bike lanes and tree planting, with expropriations already underway. ## Timeline ### 2026-07-31: Ecuador's Quito and Guayaquil begin extensive road rehabilitation projects Ecuador launches major road works: Quito starts phased street closures on 1 August, while Guayaquil begins a US$9.6 million Tungurahua reconstruction project funded by CAF, slated for 720 days. 3 sources. https://clstr.news/cluster/ecuadors-quito-and-guayaquil-begin-extensive-road-rehabilitation-projects ### 2026-07-16: Guayaquil municipality ramps up road repairs with 20 active work fronts Guayaquil's municipal works department is conducting road repairs on 20 active fronts, fixing potholes and resurfacing key avenues to improve traffic safety for thousands of residents. 6 sources. https://clstr.news/cluster/guayaquil-municipality-ramps-up-road-repairs-with-20-active-work-fronts --- Cite as: Ecuador urban road rehabilitation. CLSTR, https://clstr.news/situations/ecuador-urban-road-rehabilitation