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Querétaro administrative and regional development

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The state of Querétaro continues to manage complex logistical and regulatory challenges. Ongoing infrastructure maintenance on the Mexico-Querétaro Highway has resulted in significant traffic congestion and lane reductions between kilometers 139 and 140. Caminos y Puentes Federales (Capufe) has reported that these works create a bottleneck affecting the transport of raw materials and finished goods between the industrial parks of Querétaro and the State of Mexico. Some Qrobús public transport routes are experiencing delays of 40 to 50 minutes during peak hours. To address long-term transit issues, the Secretariat of Infrastructure, Communications, and Transport (SICT) has announced a new 81-kilometer alternative route connecting Arco Norte to San Juan del Río. This 26.862 billion peso project, which will pass through Hidalgo, aims to reduce travel times by up to 60 minutes. Construction is scheduled to begin in November 2026 and is slated for completion by April 2030. In addition to transit congestion, authorities are addressing drainage concerns on Federal Highway 57. Pío X Salgado Tovar, Secretary of Urban Development and Public Works, stated that the department is developing projects for the 2027 Annual Work Program to mitigate flooding in the Tremec and Menchaca basins. ~~Each project is expected to take approximately three months. Initial negotiations have also begun with Michelin to explore the construction~~ Recent developments indicate that infrastructure projects on Federal Highway 57 are facing administrative hurdles and delays. Beatriz Hernández Rojas, president of ~~a regulating basin to control water levels, though no official agreement has been reached. In a new public safety initiative,~~ COPARMEX, expressed hope that works near the ~~municipality is launching~~ Cuesta China section would conclude by October 15, while criticizing a ~~voluntary disarmament campaign in coordination with the XVII Military Zone. Regarding environmental and urban regulation, municipal authorities continue to coordinate with state and federal agencies~~ lack of information provided to ~~protect trees near railway projects and enforce permits~~ citizens. She noted that these delays have increased costs for ~~local events. On a cultural level,~~ the ~~city is preparing to host the 2026 Festival of Mexican World Heritage Cities from October 1 to 4.~~ productive sector, including higher transport expenses and industrial production interruptions.

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