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Rutas Sugeridas Recomendaciones Tamaulipas Coahuila chihuahua Sonora Baja California Conexiones Rutas Sugeridas Recomendaciones Si tu origen es la Costa Este y parte de la Región Central de Estados Unidos intérnate a México por la Frontera de Nuevo Laredo, a n de entroncar con la Carretera 85 Monterrey - Nuevo Laredo y continuar por la Ruta 57 México - Piedras Negras a la altura de Saltillo, Coahuila. Nuevo Laredo Tamaulipas Rutas Sugeridas Recomendaciones Si tu origen es la Región Central y las Zonas Desérticas de EUA te recomendamos ingresar a México por la Frontera de Ciudad Juárez, Chihuahua, y ahí entroncar con la Ruta 45 México – Cd. Juárez. Ciudad Juárez Chihuahua Rutas Sugeridas Recomendaciones Si tu origen es la Costa Oeste de EUA, te recomendamos ingresar a México por las Fronteras de Tijuana o Nogales, para entroncar con la Ruta 15 México - Nogales. tijuana baja california nogales sonora Rutas Sugeridas Recomendaciones Ruta através de carreteras Si tu intención es ingresar norteamericanas por algún otro Puente Forntera con EUA Internacional que no se ubique en las Ciudades antes citadas, te recomen- damos utilizar carreteras norteamericanas con salida al Puente Internacional deseado, y con ello evitar desplazamientos en franjas fronterizas de territorio nacional. Rutas Sugeridas Realiza tus trámites migra- “Puesto de Descanso”, En todo momento procura torios y arancelarios entre sitio donde podrás efectuar utilizar los Tramos carreteros Efectúa tus recorridos con las 05:00 y 12:00 hrs. ésto te tus necesidades básicas de Cuota, pues te brindan luz de día, nunca viajes de ayudará a contar con el tanto de descanso, como de mayores garantías de Seguri- noche. tiempo suciente para alimentación, así como dad en general. abandonar con luz de día el orientación vial, turística y estado fronterizo por el que atención especializada. hayas cruzado. Recuerda que los hábitos y El Instituto Nacional de reglas de conducción no son Migración en coordinación las mismas en México y los con otras dependencias y la Estados Unidos y deberás sociedad civil implementará apegarte al reglamento de en cada uno de los estados tránsito nacional. de la República al menos un Rutas Sugeridas Tamaulipas - Sultana 1 Nuevo Laredo Punto de ingreso recomendado: Nuevo Laredo Miguel Alemán/ Camargo 4 1 Tomar la Carretera 85-D con Reynosa 3 dirección a Monterrey, tomar el Matamoros libramiento de Monterrey con 2 dirección a Saltillo, hasta entron- car con la Carretera 57 México - Piedras Negras. 2 Si ingresas por Matamoros: 3 Si ingresas por Reynosa: 4 Ingresar por Miguel Alemán o Camar- go es lo menos recomendable: Tomar la Carretera 02 y 2D con direc- Tomar la Carretera 40 Matamoros - ción a Reynosa, luego la Carretera 40 Mazatlán con dirección a Monterrey, Si lo haces, toma la Carretera 02 PGLV - con dirección a Monterrey, libramiento tomar el libramiento de Monterrey con Tijuana dirección Cd. Mier, entroncar con de Monterrey con dirección a Saltillo dirección a Saltillo, hasta entroncar con Carretera 54 Cd. Mier - Monterrey, tomar el libramiento de Monterrey dirección Saltillo hasta entroncar con la Carretera 57 la Carretera 57 México - Piedras hasta entroncar con Carretera 57 México - México - Piedras Negras. Negras, con dirección a México. Piedras Negras, dirección a México. Rutas Sugeridas Reynosa 2 Matamoros Tamaulipas - Golfo 1 La Ruta del Golfo es para aquellos que ingresan por Matamoros o Reynosa y tienen como destino algún punto al sur de Tamaulipas o el Norte de Veracruz, estas con las opciones: Evitar en medida de lo posible Se recomienda evitar la Ruta Costera 180 Matamoros - Estación Manuel Zona de Soto la Marina. 1 Si ingresaste por Matamoros y tu destino es Tampico o el 2 Si ingresaste por Reynosa y tu destino es Tampico o el Norte Norte de Veracruz debes: de Veracruz debes: Tomar la Carretera 101 Matamoros – Cd. Victoria, pasando Tomar la Carretera 97 Urracas - Reynosa dirección San por San Fernando, de Cd. Victoria Tomar la Carretera 85 Cd. Fernando, entroncar con Carretera 101 Matamoros - Cd. Victoria - Cd. Mante, pasando Ciudad Mante entroncar con la Victoria, pasando por San Fernando, de Cd. Victoria tomar la Carretera 80 Tampico – Cd. Mante con dirección a Tampico, Carretera 85 Cd. Victoria - Cd. Mante, pasando Ciudad cruzando a Veracruz por Ciudad Cuauhtémoc. Mante entroncar con Carretera 80 Tampico - Cd. Mante direc- ción Tampico, cruzando a Veracruz por Ciudad Cuauhtémoc. Rutas Sugeridas Reynosa 2 Matamoros Tamaulipas - Centro 1 1 Si ingresaste por Matamoros debes: Tomar Carretera 101 Matamoros - Cd. Victoria, pasando por San Fer- nando, de Cd. Victoria Continuar por la Carretera 101 con dirección a San Luis Potosí, hasta el entron- que con la Autopista 75D Río verde, y entroncar con la Carretera 57 México Piedras Negras a la altura del Km 065. 2 Si ingresas por Reynosa: Tomar la Carretera 97 Urracas - Reynosa con dirección a San Fernando, hasta entroncar con la Carretera 101 Matamoros – Cd. Victoria, hasta el entronque con la Autopista 75D Río verde, y entroncar con la Carretera 57 México - Piedras Negras a la altura del Km 065. Rutas Sugeridas 2 Ciudad Acuña Coahuila 1 Piedras negras Punto de ingreso recomendado: Piedras Negras 1 Tomar la Carretera 57 México Piedras Negras con dirección a Saltillo, pasando hasta el libra- miento de Saltillo y continuar hacia el estado de Nuevo León y San Luis Potosí. 2 Si ingresas por Ciudad Acuña: Tomar la Carretera 29 Ciudad Acuña - Allende hasta el entronque con la Carretera 57 México - Piedras Negras, hasta el libramiento de Saltillo y continuar hacia el estado de Nuevo León y San Luis Potosí. Rutas Sugeridas Ciudad 1 Juárez Chihuahua Punto de ingreso Ojinaga recomendado: Ciudad Juárez 2 1 Tomar la Carretera 45 México Ciudad Juárez con dirección a Chihuahua, hasta los límites con el estado de Durango. 2 Si ingresas por Ojinaga: Tomar la Carretera 16 Ojinaga - Chihuahua hasta el entronque con la Carretera 45 México - Ciudad Juárez, hasta los límites con el estado de Durango. Rutas Sugeridas San Luis Río Colorado 2 Sonora Nogales Agua Prieta 1 3 Punto de ingreso recomendado: Nogales 1 Tomar la Carretera 15 México Nogales con dirección Sur, pasan- do por Santa Ana, Hermosillo, hasta los límites con Sinaloa. 2 Si ingresas por San Luis Río Colorado: 3 Si ingresas por Agua Prieta: Tomar la Carretera 02 PGLV - Tijuana con dirección Se recomienda transitar por territorio Norteamericano hasta a Sonoita, hasta entroncar con la Carretera 15 México - Tucson, Arizona e ingresar por Nogales. Nogales a la altura de San Ana con dirección a Hermosillo, hasta los límites con Sinaloa. En caso contrario, tomar la Carretera 02 PGLV - Tijuana dirección Imuris, hasta entroncar con la Carretera 15 México - Nogales, tomar esta vía dirección Hermosillo hasta los límites con Sinaloa. Rutas Sugeridas Mexicali Tijuana 2 Baja California 1 Puntos de ingreso recomendados: Tijuana y Mexicali 1 Tomar la Carretera 02 PGLV - Tijuana con dirección a Mexicali, hasta entroncar con la Carretera 15 México - Nogales a la altura de Santa Ana, Sonora con dirección a Her- mosillo, continuando toda esa ruta la cual cruza Sinaloa, Nayarit, Jalisco, Estado de México y naliza en el Distrito Federal. 2 Si ingresas por Tecate, Mexicali o Algodones: Tomar la Carretera 02 PGLV - Tijuana y continuar con la ruta indicada en el ingreso por Tijuana. Rutas Sugeridas MÉXICO MÉXICO 15 45 Conexión zona norte y centro de México MÉXICO 40 El Primer Gran Eje Transversal es la Carretera 40 Matamoros - Mazatlán, el cual físicamente inicia en Ciudad MÉXICO Reynosa, cruzando por Monterrey, 57 Saltillo, Torreón, Durango, la Sierra Sinaloense a través del Puente Baluarte y termina en Mazatlán, Sinaloa. Rutas Sugeridas MÉXICO Conexión Pacífico 45 - centro de México MÉXICO 80 El Segundo Ejr Transversal es la Car- MÉXICO 57 retera (80) Tampico - Melaque, ruta que cruza por Cd. Mante, Cd. del MÉXICO Maíz, San Luis Potosí, Ojuelos, Lagos 37 de Moreno, Tepatitlán, Guadalajara, Acatlán, Autlán y nalmente Melaque, MÉXICO 54 MÉXICO Jalisco. 37 MÉXICO 200 El Tercer Eje Transversal es la Carretera 110 Estos Ejes Transversales ofrecen interconex- San Luis de la Paz, Guanajuato –Tecomán, ión con vías secundarias de relevante impor- Colima, ruta que atraviesa Dolores Hidalgo, tancia, tales como: la Carretera 54 Saltillo – Guanajuato, Irapuato, La Piedad, Mazamitla, Colima, Carretera 200 Tepic – Puente Tecalitlán, Colima, Tecomán, hasta entroncar Talismán y Carretera 37 Villa de Reyes, SLP. con la Carretera 200 Tepic – Puente – Lázaro Cárdenas. Talismán, Chiapas. Rutas Sugeridas MÉXICO 57 Conexión Pacífico MÉXICO - centro de México 45 MÉXICO 45 Los Tres Ejes de origen: MÉXICO 132 México – Piedras Negras D MÉXICO México – Ciudad Juárez 15 MÉXICO México – Nogales 57 Terminan su trazo conuyendo en el Distrito MÉXICO Federal y/o sus inmediaciones territoriales, inter- 15 conectándose con otras importantes vías de Arco comunicación hacia la Sierra Norte de Puebla, el Norte Golfo de México, Centro y Sur de Puebla, Vera- cruz, Oaxaca y el Sur de México, las cuales en muchos de los casos, evitarán el paso por la Zona Metropolitana y el Distrito Federal. MÉXICO 95 El Cuarto Eje Transversal es el ARCO Así mismo el Arco Norte que corre hacia San NORTE, ruta que entronca a la altura del Martín Texmelucan entronca con la Autopista Kilometro 90 de la Carretera 57 México – 132D misma que corre hacia la Sierra Norte del Piedras Negras, dicha vía corre hacia Atlaco- Estado de Puebla y en sentido opuesto hacia mulco y, en sentido opuesto, desemboca en La Ecatepec de Morelos y Texcoco. Autopista 150 México - Veracruz en San Martín Texmelucan. Rutas Sugeridas Conexión Pacífico 1 - centro de México 1 Si el destino es El Norte de Vera- cruz (Cd. Cuauhtémoc, Poza Rica hasta Martinez de la Torre), se recomienda que el punto de 2 ingreso sea por la Ruta Tamaulip- as – Golfo, previamente expuesta, transitando por la Carretera 180 !"#$%"&' Tampico – Poza Rica.
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