Traffic Congestion and Mobility Issues in Carrera 7
- The 'Exodus Plan' in Bogotá for the Reyes Magos long weekend is underway, and here's how mobility is progressing on the main roads out of the city.
- this Friday, June 30, the authorities reported that the roads leading out of Bogotá are generally flowing smoothly, with some congestion reported on the Autopista Norte at the...
- Currently,there are no reports of blockades or protests on the main roads leading out of Bogotá.
The ‘Exodus Plan’ in Bogotá for the Reyes Magos long weekend is underway, and here’s how mobility is progressing on the main roads out of the city.
As of 10:30 a.m. this Friday, June 30, the authorities reported that the roads leading out of Bogotá are generally flowing smoothly, with some congestion reported on the Autopista Norte at the height of the Naranjos toll booth, due to the high volume of vehicles.
Road status:
- Autopista Norte: Congestion at the Naranjos toll booth.
- Autopista Sur: Smooth flow of traffic.
- Vía a la Llano: Smooth flow of traffic.
- Vía a Siberia: Smooth flow of traffic.
- Vía a Guayabal: Smooth flow of traffic.
- Vía a Sesquilé: Smooth flow of traffic.
Blockades and protests:
Currently,there are no reports of blockades or protests on the main roads leading out of Bogotá. However, authorities are monitoring the situation closely and are prepared to respond to any incidents that may arise.
Recommendations:
- Plan your trip in advance and allow extra time for travel.
- Check the road conditions before you leave.
- Drive carefully and obey the traffic laws.
- Be patient and courteous to other drivers.
The authorities will continue to monitor the roads throughout the long weekend and will provide updates as needed. You can find more information on the website of the Bogotá Transit Authority.
Keep checking this space for updates on the ‘Exodus Plan’ in Bogotá.
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Durante este fin de semana se espera que más de un millón de vehículos se movilicen. Le contamos cómo avanzan los corredores principales de la ciudad.
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- Durante este fin de semana se espera que más de un millón de vehículos se movilicen. Le contamos cómo avanzan los corredores principales de la ciudad.
- Se normaliza la movilidad en la troncal de la calle 26
- Accidente en la carrera 7 afecta flujo vehicular
- Tenga en cuenta las siguientes afectaciones en las vías de Bogotá
- Manifestaciones en la calle 26
- Manifestaciones en Bosa Centro
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Vi 09.01.2026 - 18:56
Se normaliza la movilidad en la troncal de la calle 26
TransMilenio reportó que ya se normalizó el tránsito en la troncal de la calle 26, por tal motivo se desactivan los desvíos de TransMiZonal. Continúan manifestaciones en Bosa Centro.
Vi 09.01.2026 – 18:43
Accidente en la carrera 7 afecta flujo vehicular
Secretaría de movilidad informa sobre un siniestro vial entre dos motocicletas en la localidad de Chapinero, sobre la avenida carrera 7 con calle 92, sentido sur-norte. La novedad afecta a un carril y a la hora hay alto flujo vehicular.
Vi 09.01.2026 – 17:31
Tenga en cuenta las siguientes afectaciones en las vías de Bogotá
A esta hora hay tres novedades que afectan la movilidad en la ciudad y el servicio de rutas de TransMiZonal.
Troncal Décima: por siniestro vial, la flota troncal está sin paso sentido sur-norte a la altura de la estación Country.
Continúa afectación en la troncal calle 26 y en Bosa Centro.
Vi 09.01.2026 – 15:58
Manifestaciones en la calle 26
A esta hora se reportan manifestaciones en la calle 26, en inmediaciones de la Universidad Nacional, según TransMilenio. Las rutas de TransMiZonal inician desvíos en la avenida NQS (carrera 30) y la calle 26.
Vi 09.01.2026 – 15:43
Manifestaciones en Bosa Centro
TransMilenio notifica a esta hora que hay una protesta en la carrera 80I con calle 63 sur. Por ese motivo, varias rutas de TransMiZonal toman desvíos para no pausar el servicio.dichas rutas son: 117 – 579 – A567 – G524 – G525 – H521 - P7
On January 9, 2026, at 06:18, a taxi overturned on Avenida La Esperanza.
At 06:53, a traffic accident involving a truck and a tractor-trailer was reported in the Tunjuelito area, specifically on Avenida Boyacá with Carrera 20, heading South to North.No injuries have been confirmed so far.
At 07:04, traffic flow was difficult due to a stranded truck in Engativá, on Avenida Calle 80 with Carrera 116, heading East to West.
At 07:47, traffic authorities were attending to a stranded truck in Ciudad Bolívar, on Autopista Sur with Calle 63 Sur, heading West to East. A Bogotá Transit unit and a tow truck were on site to remove the vehicle, while the Guidance Group managed traffic in the area.
At 08:10, a crane and transit officials were present due to a stranded vehicle in the Kennedy area. A truck was stranded on Avenida Boyacá with Calle 12B, heading South to North.A Bogotá Transit unit and a crane were attending to the situation,while the Guidance Group managed mobility in the sector.
an ambulance and a Bogotá Transit unit were at the scene to address the situation and carry out the necessary work on av. Ciudad de Cali (alternate route).
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Negotiations were paused in December after the ELN accused the government of not fulfilling agreements related to humanitarian gestures,including the release of individuals. The ELN also criticized military operations continuing during the truce.
Both sides have expressed a commitment to continuing the dialog. The Cuban government is acting as a guarantor of the process, along with Chile, Venezuela, and Norway.
Key issues on the agenda include land reform, political participation, and the implementation of measures to address the root causes of the conflict. The ELN has approximately 2,500 combatants.
Previous peace efforts with the ELN have failed. This round of talks, initiated by President Gustavo Petro, represents a renewed attempt to end the armed conflict.
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