Costs 203 Billion Pesos per Year Road Congestion in 44 Metropolitan Areas of Mexico
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The traffic adds a cost of 203 mmdp per year in 44 metropolitan areas of the country; stand out CDMX, Monterrey and Guadalajara, reports the Imco.
In Mexico traffic can take away almost nine full days a year on average; in Mexico City and its metropolitan area alone, the inhabitants lose 211 hours a year due to road congestion, a time they could spend on rest, family, work or any other activity. [...] The traffic charge Road traffic: the hours you lose and how much they cost first appeared in Energy21.
It represents an average of 111 hours lost per year to the inhabitants, according to a study by Imco and Dat’s Why.
The cost of losing 111 hours per year in traffic is 5,645 pesos per person on average, almost 18 days of minimum wage, calculates a study by IMCO and Dat's Why.
Road congestion costs 203,316 million pesos a year in 44 metropolitan areas of the country, according to a study by the Mexican Institute for Competitiveness (Imco) and Dats’Why presented this Tuesday.
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