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Carriers Face Waits of up to Nine Hours for Road Works in Manzanillo

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The works of widening the Manzanillo-Colima road continue to affect the cargo transport, with congestions that keep the units detained between five and nine hours, higher fuel costs and a reduction in the productivity of the operators, despite the fact that the works are close to four years since its beginning, said Yax Tzel Nolasco Gómez, president of the Union of Manzanillo Cargo Carriers (UTCM) and state delegate of the National Confederation…
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The works of widening the Manzanillo-Colima road continue to affect the cargo transport, with congestions that keep the units detained between five and nine hours, higher fuel costs and a reduction in the productivity of the operators, despite the fact that the works are close to four years since its beginning, said Yax Tzel Nolasco Gómez, president of the Union of Manzanillo Cargo Carriers (UTCM) and state delegate of the National Confederation…

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T21 broke the news on Wednesday, November 4, 2026.
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