This Sunday, Mexico City will host various rallies, bike rides, and events, which could cause mobility issues in different areas. According to local authorities, no mass marches are planned, but there are at least 15 scheduled gatherings throughout the day, many without a fixed schedule. Key time slots for gatherings include: from 09:00 at the Zócalo, where social groups and collectives are expected to be present throughout the day; approximately from 10:00 to 17:00 in the Historic Center, where several meetings and possible protests will take place on nearby streets; and throughout the day on Paseo de la Reforma, mainly at roundabouts and landmark points. Authorities warn that schedules may change, as many events are open or flexible. In addition to the gatherings, other activities with more defined schedules will also impact traffic: bike rides mainly from 08:00 to 14:00, and motorcycle rides from 09:00 to 16:00. These events increase the flow of people and vehicles, especially in central areas. The areas with the greatest expected traffic disruptions are: the Historic Center, Paseo de la Reforma, the city center, and Cuauhtémoc borough. These zones will host both demonstrations and events, so traffic may be slow or subject to intermittent closures. Recommendations for drivers include leaving early, using alternative routes, and staying informed in real time.
