The new Guadalajara Macro Libramiento is now open from the Chapala Highway to Mex 80 D going to Lagos De Moreno, very nice. The toll for coach was 55.00 pesos the car was 46.00 pesos.The new westeren bypass for San Luis Potosi is also open now as well.It is much better then having to take the easteren bypass. The toll for coach was 200.00 pesos, the car was 104.00 peseos. very nice road. Then comes rough highway 57.

Great, isn't it? We took it in March, and wished we had known it was open in early November when we headed South. The rest of it is supposed to be open this year. Can't wait!!!

Where exactly do you take it? Does it goes around north or south? And where does it join 80D?Thanks.

Here is what we sent to friends heading north a month behind us:The guad bypass is fabulous! It takes off at about km marker 467, and is labeled Chapala Cuota. The big sign said Libramiento Guadalajara, north of the giant Continental tire. Perfect concrete, no vehicles. It ends at the airport road, south of the airport. You can see that the rest of it is progressing nicely. You must turn right, and continue straight past the airport, until you see the signs for Perifico Sur. That's you. Get on that, and it took us 25 minutes to get off of it at the turn for Tepic.

Ok, so I presume this is going around south of Guada? How is the periferico sur? If I am going to Tepic, is it easy to get to 15D? Do you have to get on 90D at all?Thanks.

There is a big difference between both roads. If you take the turn off just past the airport turn off you are taking the Periferico Sur. The Guadalajara Macro Libramiento is far south of that it will be the southeren by pass of Guadalajara. If you are coming from Chapala on the highway to Guadalajara just before reaching the La Barca turn off there is an overpass crossing the highway you would then turn right exiting and you will be on the Guadalajara Macro Libramiento which is different then the Periferico Sur and takes you right onto 80 D . You don't even see the city Guadalajra from this road. The part from there going west will be on the south side of Laguna Cajititlan and will eventually join up with Mex 15 D west of Guadalajara.

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Talleyho69
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Apr 28, 2017
Here is what we sent to friends heading north a month behind us:

The guad bypass is fabulous! It takes off at about km marker 467, and is labeled Chapala Cuota. The big sign said Libramiento Guadalajara, north of the giant Continental tire. Perfect concrete, no vehicles. It ends at the airport road, south of the airport. You can see that the rest of it is progressing nicely. You must turn right, and continue straight past the airport, until you see the signs for Perifico Sur. That's you. Get on that, and it took us 25 minutes to get off of it at the turn for Tepic.
Kidoo
Explorer
Apr 28, 2017
Where exactly do you take it? Does it goes around north or south? And where does it join 80D?

Thanks.
Talleyho69
Moderator
Apr 22, 2017
Great, isn't it?

We took it in March, and wished we had known it was open in early November when we headed South.

The rest of it is supposed to be open this year. Can't wait!!!

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