Monterrey, NL - Urban mobility specialists in Monterrey are voicing doubts over the long-term effectiveness of recently implemented reversible lanes. They call them a temporary measure rather than a sustainable traffic solution. While the contraflow lanes have been rolled out to ease congestion during peak hours, experts argue that deeper coordination issues remain unresolved.
Traffic authorities in Nuevo León introduced reversible lanes on key routes earlier this month. Their aim was reducing bottlenecks during morning and evening rush hours. The lanes allow vehicles to flow in one direction . . .
