During this festive long weekend, according to the official balance sheet of the authorities, 1,047,632 passengers were transported, distributed in 117,199 vehicles, from the 52 land transport terminals enabled by the Ministry of Transportation.
In Bogotá, the return plan advances without setbacks through the nine exit and entry corridors. The Mobility Secretariat called on citizens to take into account that This holiday Monday, June 10, the regional peak and plate measure applies.
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9:44 p.m.
Reversible finish in race 7
The reversible route ends in race 7 and mobility is enabled in both road directions.
8:00 pm
Regional peak and plate ends
From this moment on, the restriction of the regional peak and plate ends. All vehicles, regardless of the last digit of the license plate, will be able to circulate through the nine entrance corridors to the city.
At the moment, it is estimated that 946,926 vehicles will enter the capital and more than 973,984 will leave. In the city, an average speed of 29 km/h is recorded in the 14 main road corridors.
The traffic authorities have imposed a total of 1,132 summonses, with a cut-off at 8 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
Mobility flows in income to the capital
At the moment, no complications have been recorded within the framework of the return operation. Mobility flows without setbacks in the nine entry corridors to the capital.
6:00 pm
Balance of road accidents
According to preliminary figures from the Transportation and Transit Directorate of the National Police (DITRA), at 12:00 m. from Monday, June 10, There were 81 road accidents, which represents a 20% reduction compared to the same holiday weekend in 2023.
Likewise, he noted that, in the national territory, 9,728 drunkenness tests were carried out during the Sacred Heart holiday weekend.
5:12 p.m.
The reversible direction Villavicencio – Bogotá continues
The traffic authorities report that the reversible Villavicencio – Bogotá direction continues in the development of Operation Return.
They recommend drivers travel with caution and maintain a safe distance between vehicles.
4:30 pm
Reversible in the Seventh
The reversible route begins in the corridor of Carrera 7 from 245th Street to 183rd Street, in a north-south direction.
4:26 p.m.
Heavy rains on the road to the Llano
The traffic authorities notified that, around the time, heavy rains are being recorded on the Bogotá – Villavicencio road, so they called on drivers to travel with caution along this corridor.
4:22 p.m.
Rains cause flooding in Fontibón
Due to the heavy rains, flooding occurs in the town of Fontibón, specifically on Centenario Avenue (13th Street) with Carrera 137, west – east direction.
There are traffic agents in the area to moderate traffic flow.
4:00 p.m.
Vehicle entry and exit report in Bogotá
At the moment, it is estimated that 883,772 vehicles will enter the capital and more than 940,134 will leave. An average speed of 26 km/h is recorded in the 14 main corridors of the city.
In the nine exit and entry corridors to Bogotá, An average speed of 34 km/h leaving and 25 km/h entering is recorded.
Two of the nine road corridors register low vehicle capacity. Avenida Suba has a high capacity, and Autopista Norte, Autopista Sur, Av. Calle 13, Av. Calle 80, Av. Carrera 7 and Vía la Calera have moderate capacity.
Seven of the nine road corridors register low vehicle capacity. Av. Calle 13 and Av. Suba have moderate capacity.
4:00 p.m.
Change the regional peak
From 4:00 pm to 8:00 pm, Only vehicles whose license plates end in an odd number will be able to enter the capital.
The restriction will end at 8:00 pm, then all vehicles will be able to circulate through the nine entrance corridors to the city.
3:40 p.m.
Moderate rains in some areas of the capital
Drizzles are recorded in some sectors of the city. It is recommended to drive with caution to avoid traffic accidents.
2:23 p.m.
This is how income mobility flows to Bogotá
About the hour, the nine entrance corridors to the capital register moderate traffic.
2:07 p.m.
Closure on the road to Llano to coordinate reversible
The authorities began the return operation with closure at K0+000, direction Bogotá – Villavicencio for coordination of the reversible Villavicencio – Bogotá.
The reversible will begin at 2:30 pm
1:22 p.m.
Stop and continue on the road to Llano
To guarantee bidirectional traffic through the Mesagrande to Limoncitos tunnels, DITRA performs control (stop/go) at K57+000. Lane reduction on K73+000 due to maintenance work. Dry weather in the road corridor.
12:00 pm
Reversible between Fusagasugá and Soacha
By instruction of the Ministry of Transportation and other entities, a reversible route was implemented between the municipalities of Fusagasugá and Soacha
“If your trip is in the Bogotá – Girardot direction, we recommend taking alternate routes to return to your destination,” reported Vía Sumapaz, in charge of the corridor.
12:00 pm
The regional peak and plate begins
The measure, which applies only to holiday weekends, includes two time slots: 12:00 m. to 4:00 pm and from 4:00 pm to 8:00 pm
- From 12:00 m. to 4:00 p.m. only plate cars enter pair.
- From 4:00 pm to 8:00 pm Only cars with license plates enter odd.
11:43 am
Via La Calera-Bogotá, with good traffic
10:30 a.m.
Some 1,200 units ready to guarantee mobility
With the aim of improving traffic, the Ministry of Mobility and the Metropolitan Police had almost 1,200 units of the Guide Group, Civil Agents and Traffic Police. They carry out permanent controls in the nine entry corridors to Bogotá.
10:05 am
Traffic control in tunnels on the Llano road
Traffic Authorities carry out control (stop/go) to guarantee bidirectional traffic through the Mesagrande tunnels to Limoncitos, on the road to Llano. There is a lane reduction on K73+000 due to maintenance work.
8:12 a.m.
Guide Group regulates traffic on 80th Street
“I report from the entrance of Calle 80 and 120, with good mobility conditions. At this moment there is low vehicular flow with an average speed of 50 kilometers per hour,” reported Luisa Torres, District mobility guide.
8:00 am
Route to the Llano without setbacks
According to the report of Colonel Susana Blanco, Director of Traffic and Transportation of the National Police, The road to the Llano is enabled and does not present any setbacks. Colonel Blanco recommends travelers drive with caution and respect traffic signs, especially on this complex road.
7:33 a.m.
Entry is complications in the 13th Street corridor
6:30 a.m
Entries and departures from Bogotá
According to Tránsito Bogotá, a unit of the Ministry of Mobility, the day begins without setbacks and with the first entries to the capital. No road accidents have been reported.
6:00 am
Entries and departures from Bogotá
The nine corridors where the regional peak and plate operate are:
- North Freeway: from the Andes toll to the northern portal of the TransMilenio system, in a north-south direction
- South highway: from the municipal limit of Soacha to Boyacá Avenue, in a south-north direction.
- 13TH Street: from the Bogotá River to Ciudad de Cali Avenue (Carrera 86 Avenue), in a west-east direction
- 80th Street: from the guadua bridge to portal 80 of the Transmilenio system, in a west-east direction
- Race 7: from 245th Street to 183rd Street, north-south
- Boyacá Avenue-Vía al Llano: from the Algerino Durán Quintero tunnel to the old road to Llano, in a south-north direction
- Via Suba-Cota: from the Bogotá River to 170th Street Avenue, in a north-south direction
- Via La Calera: from the Patios tollbooth to Carrera 7 avenue, in an east-west direction
- Route to Choachí: from the road to Monserrate to the ring road, in an east-west direction
5:00 a.m.
