Local transportation news on roads, transit, airports

Puerto Vallarta riders now compare Uber, DiDi and inDrive as drivers juggle platforms and local taxi apps add new competition.

Jalisco expects the Amado Nervo Bridge to open in October or November, though federal authorities have not announced a date.

Twenty new buses with air conditioning and cameras are entering Vallarta–Bahía routes.

Truckers plan highway blockades across Mexico on June 24 over security, extortion, towing fees and transport rules.

Highway 200 reopened Tuesday after a fallen parota blocked both lanes between La Cruz de Huanacaxtle and Sayulita for about 90 minutes.

Crews cleared rocks and soil from Highway 200 near Boca de Tomatlán after rain, with drivers urged to use caution south of Vallarta.

A public bus crash in Cabo San Lucas injured five people Tuesday morning in the Gastélum neighborhood. The cause remains under investigation.

Los Cabos has more cyclists and some bike routes, but incomplete lanes, traffic, and weak enforcement keep many trips risky.

Uber’s PIN verification is rolling into Puerto Vallarta rides as Mexico prepares for World Cup travel and crowded pickup zones.

Puerto Vallarta will close part of Morelos and alter bus routes after 5 p.m. Sunday for anniversary events in the Historic Center.

Los Cabos traffic is shaped by limited roads, tourism growth, commuter demand and the airport corridor near the Fonatur roundabout.

Puerto Vallarta’s electric bus rollout is waiting on charging stations before seven new units can start regular service.

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