List of Mexican autopistas

Last updated December 16, 2022

This is a list of autopistas , or tolled (cuota) highways, in Mexico. Tolled roads are often built as bypasses, to cross major bridges, and to provide direct intercity connections.

Many federal highways corridors numbers cover more than one autopista; other federal highways do not have limited access sections. Normally, Mexican federal highways that are on toll roads have the letter suffix "D" for Directo, e.g. Fed. 45 is free (libre) and Fed. 45D is toll (cuota). Most autopistas have a toll over all or part of their length. A few autopistas in very mountainous areas are two-lane.

The Mexican limited access highway network is the largest in the Americas outside the USA. The construction is generally financed by toll revenue (thus user fees) rather than fuel taxes, thus the toll rates are usually rather high, about MXN $1–$2 per kilometer ($1.6–$3.2/mi), roughly 15–30 US cents per mile (9.3–18.6 ¢/km) for private cars and motorcycles. Toll plazas along the mainline charge tolls anywhere from MXN $20 to $300, or US$1 to $15. Plazas, crossing the border, accept either pesos or U.S. dollars, but after leaving border city limits one must pay in pesos.

List of autopistas


Number	Length (km)	Length (mi)	Southern or western terminus	Northern or eastern terminus	Formed	Removed	Notes
Fed. 1D	99	62	Tijuana, BC	Ensenada, BC	01967-01-011967	current
Fed. 1D	58.884	36.589	Los Cabos International Airport, BCS	Cabo San Lucas, BCS	02015-12-162015	current
Fed. 2D	193	120	Tijuana, BC	Mexicali, BC	01991-12-161991	current
Fed. 2D	73	45	Altar, Son.	Santa Ana, Son.	02006-01-012006	current
Fed. 2D	44	27	Reynosa, Tamps.	Matamoros, Tamps.	01999-01-011999	current
Fed. 14D	124.1	77.1	Cuitzeo, Mich.	Uruapan, Mich.	01998-12-161998	current
Fed. 15D	548	341	Nogales, Son.	Estación Don, Son.	01992-01-011992	current	Includes bypasses of Nogales, Magdalena de Kino, Guaymas and Hermosillo
Fed. 15D	20.2	12.6	Libramiento de Culiacán, Sin.		02012-01-012012	current
Fed. 15D	190.26	118.22	Culiacán, Sin.	Mazatlán, Sin.	01992-01-011992	current
Fed. 15D	37.64	23.39	Libramiento de Mazatlán, Sin.		02014-01-012014	current
Fed. 15D	238.05	147.92	Mazatlán, Sin.	Tepic, Nay.	02005-01-012005	current
Fed. 15D	30	19	Libramiento de Tepic, Nay.		02016-01-012016	current
Fed. 15D	168.616	104.773	Tepic, Nay.	Guadalajara, Jal.	01994-01-011994	current
Fed. 15D	311.38	193.48	Zapotlanejo, Jal.	Maravatío, Mich.	01993-01-011993	current
Fed. 15D	64.35	39.99	Maravatío, Mich.	Atlacomulco, Méx.	01989-01-011989	current
Fed. 15D	34	21	Toluca, Méx.	Mexico City	01990-12-161990	current
Fed. 37D	218.5	135.8	Uruapan, Mich.	Lázaro Cárdenas, Mich.	02005-01-012005	current
Fed. 40D	238	148	Mazatlán, Sin.	Durango, Dgo.	02013-01-012013	current
Fed. 40D	21.6	13.4	Libramiento de Durango, Dgo.		—	—
Fed. 40D	222.2	138.1	Durango, Dgo.	Gómez Palacio, Dgo.	01993-12-161993	current
Fed. 40D	40.77	25.33	Libramiento Norte de la Laguna, Jal.		02014-01-012014	current
Fed. 40D	115.019	71.469	Torreón, Coah.	Saltillo, Coah.	01994-01-011994	current
Fed. 40D	49.89	31.00	Saltillo, Coah.	Monterrey, NL	02009-01-012009	current
Fed. 40D	132.105	82.086	Cadereyta, NL	Reynosa, Tamps.	01993-01-011993	current
Fed. 40D	36.4	22.6	Libramiento de Reynosa Sur II, Tamps.		—	—
Fed. 43D	107.95	67.08	Morelia, Mich.	Salamanca, Gto.	02006-01-012006	current
Fed. 45D	104.7	65.1	Querétaro, Qro.	Irapuato, Gto.	01962-01-011962	current
Fed. 45D	79	49	Salamanca, Gto.	León, Gto.	02015-01-012015	current
Fed. 45D	103.85	64.53	León, Gto.	Aguascalientes, Ags.	01992-01-011992	current
Fed. 45D	42.31	26.29	Cuauhtémoc, Zac.	Osiris, Zac.	02002-01-012002	current
Fed. 45D	12.2	7.6	Libramiento de Víctor Rosales, Zac.		01991-01-011991	current
Fed. 45D	20.05	12.46	Libramiento de Fresnillo, Zac.		01993-01-011993	current
Fed. 45D	68.98	42.86	Ciudad Jiménez, Chih.	Ciudad Camargo, Chih.	01990-01-011990	current
Fed. 45D	65	40	Ciudad Camargo, Chih.	Ciudad Delicias, Chih.	01989-01-011989	current
Fed. 45D	42.2	26.2	Libramiento Oriente de Chihuahua, Chih.		02015-01-012015	current
Fed. 45D	13.18	8.19	Chihuahua, Chih.	Sacramento, Chih.	—	—
Fed. 45D	83.63	51.97	El Sueco, Chih.	Villa Ahumada, Chih.	01989-01-011989	current
Fed. 47D	90	56	Macrolibramiento Palmillas-Apaseo el Grande		02017-01-012017	current
Fed. 49D	151.3	94.0	Gómez Palacio, Dgo.	Ciudad Jiménez, Chih.	01994-01-011994	current
Fed. 54D	148	92	Guadalajara, Jal.	Colima, Col.	01989-01-011989	current
Fed. 55D	65.8	40.9	Atlacomulco, Méx.	Toluca, Méx.	01989-01-011989	current
Fed. 57D	54	34	Nueva Rosita, Coah.	Allende, Coah.	—	—
Fed. 57D	21	13	Libramiento Oriente de Saltillo, Coah.		01992-01-011992	current
Fed. 57D	32	20	Puerto México, NL	La Carbonera, NL	01994-01-011994	current
Fed. 57D	14.2	8.8	Libramiento de Matehuala, SLP		02004-01-012004	current
Fed. 57D	31.5	19.6	Libramiento Norponiente de San Luis Potosí, SLP		02014-01-012014	current
Fed. 57D	33.76	20.98	Libramiento Oriente de San Luis Potosí, SLP		01991-01-011991	current
Fed. 57D	37	23	Libramiento Nororiente de Querétaro, Qro.		01992-01-011992	current
Fed. 57D	175.454	109.022	Querétaro, Qro.	Mexico City	01958-01-011958	current
Fed. 68D	38	24	Chapalilla, Nay.	Compostela, Nay.	01973-01-011973	current
Fed. 70D	14.478	8.996	Libramiento Poniente de Tampico, Tamps.		01991-01-011991	current
Fed. 70D	117.6	73.1	Rayón, SLP	Tamuín, SLP	02016-12-162016	current
Fed. 70D	55.1	34.2	Jala, Nay.	Compostela, Nay.	02018-01-012018	current
Fed. 76D	32.4	20.1	Autopista Tepic–San Blas, Nay.		02017-01-012017	current
Fed. 80D	118.5	73.6	Zapotlanejo, Jal.	Lagos de Moreno, Jal.	01991-01-011991	current
Fed. 80D	66.048	41.040	Lagos de Moreno, Jal.	Villa de Arriaga, SLP	02012-01-012012	current
Fed. 80D	9.75	6.06	Libramiento Norte de San Patricio-Melaque, Jal.		02017-01-012017	current
Fed. 85D	45.8	28.5	Mexico City	Pachuca, Hgo.	01994-01-011994	current
Fed. 85D	123.1	76.5	Monterrey, NL	Nuevo Laredo, Tamps.	01991-01-011991	current
Fed. 90D	26	16	Zapotlanejo, Jal.	Guadalajara, Jal.	01994-01-011994	current
Fed. 91D	62.8	39.0	Puente de Ixtla, Mor.	Iguala, Gro.	01994-01-011994	current
Fed. 92D	25.64	15.93	Zacapalco, Gro.	Taxco, Gro.	01996-12-161996	current
Fed. 93D	20.6	12.8	Chilpancingo, Gro.	Tixtla, Gro.	02011-01-012011	current
Fed. 95D	61.54	38.24	Mexico City	Cuernavaca, Mor.	01952-01-011952	current
Fed. 95D	262.58	163.16	Cuernavaca, Mor.	Acapulco, Gro.	01990-01-011990	current
Fed. 95D	2.953	1.835	Maxitúnel Interurbano Acapulco, Gro.		01996-01-011996	current
Fed. 110D	21.388	13.290	Libramiento Norte de La Piedad, Mich.		02012-01-012012	current
Fed. 115D	26.810	16.659	Libramiento de Amecameca-Nepantla, Méx.		02014-01-012014	current
Fed. 117D	19.419	12.066	San Martín Texmelucan, Pue.	Tlaxcala, Tlax.	01991-01-011991	current
Fed. 117D	11	6.8	Libramiento de Tlaxcala, Tlax.		02015-01-012015	current
Fed. 119D	72	45	Tlaxco, Tlax.	Tejocotal, Gro.	—	—
Fed. 130D	67.789	42.122	Gutiérrez Zamora, Ver.	Tuxpan, Ver.	01994-12-161994	current
Fed. 132D	143.08	88.91	Tihuatlán, Ver.	Tulancingo, Hgo.	02014-12-162014	current
Fed. 132D	22.2	13.8	San Martín de las Pirámides, Méx.	Ecatepec, Méx.	01991-01-011991	current
Fed. 134D	39.2	24.4	Autopista Toluca–Naucalpan, Méx.		02007-01-012007	current	Started construction in 2007 but has been in construction for 10 years
Fed. 135D	243	151	Cuacnopalan, Pue.	Oaxaca, Oax.	01994-01-011994	current
Fed. 136D	16.17	10.05	Peñón, Mexico City	Texcoco, Méx.	01994-01-011994	current
Fed. 140D	195	121	Puebla, Pue.	Xalapa, Ver.	02004-01-012004	current
Fed. 145D	228.1	141.7	La Tinaja, Ver.	Cosoleacaque, Ver.	01993-01-011993	current
Fed. 150D	397.77	247.16	Mexico City	Veracruz, Ver.	01962-01-011962	current
Fed. 160D	34.165	21.229	La Pera, Mor.	Cuautla, Mor.	01994-01-011994	current
Fed. 180D	2.5	1.6	Libramiento de José Cardel, Ver.		—	—
Fed. 180D	28.5	17.7	José Cardel, Ver.	Veracruz, Ver.	01994-01-011994	current
Fed. 180D	34	21	Nuevo Teapa, Ver.	Cosoleacaque, Ver.	—	—
Fed. 180D	53	33	Coatzacoalcos, Ver.	Cárdenas, Tab.	02000-01-012000	current
Fed. 180D	23.7	14.7	Libramiento de Villahermosa, Tab.		02016-01-012016	current
Fed. 180D	39.5	24.5	Champotón, Camp.	Campeche, Camp.	01993-01-011993	current
Fed. 180D	241.34	149.96	Mérida/Kantunil, Yuc.	Cancún, QR	01991-01-011991	current
Fed. 185D	75.39	46.85	Salina Cruz, Oax.	La Ventosa, Oax.	02003-01-012003	current
Fed. 187D	197.5	122.7	Las Choapas, Ver.	Ocozocoautla, Chis.	02002-01-012002	current
Fed. 190D	169.23	105.15	San Pablo Villa de Mitla, Oax.	Tehuantepec, Oax.	—	—	Under construction
Fed. 190D	93.77	58.27	Ocozocoautla, Chis.	Arriaga, Chis.	02010-01-012010	current
Fed. 190D	46	29	Tuxtla Gutiérrez, Chis.	San Cristóbal de las Casas, Chis.	02006-01-012006	current
Fed. 200D	46	29	Manzanillo, Col.	Armería, Col.	01991-01-011991	current
Fed. 200D	4.369	2.715	Libramiento de Tecpan de Galeana, Gro.		02008-01-012008	current
Fed. 200D	140.8	87.5	Tepic, Nay.	Puerto Vallarta, Jal.	02019-01-012019	current	Under Construction
Fed. 305D	44	27	El Tintal, QR	Playa del Carmen, QR	02014-01-012014	current
Fed. 307D	14.14	8.79	Libramiento Felipe Carrillo Puerto, QR		02016-01-012016	current
Fed. I-20D	29.2	18.1	Libramiento Norponiente de Irapuato, Gto.		02011-01-012011	current
Fed. M40D	223	139	Autopista Arco Norte Atlacomulco, Méx. — San Martín Texmelucan, Pue.		02009-01-012009	current
Fed. S30	46.21	28.71	Libramiento Norponiente de Saltillo, Coah.		02010-01-012010	current
Fed. GUA 10D	111	69	Macrolibramiento Sur de Guadalajara, Jal.		02018-01-012018	current

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References

Secretaría de Comunicaciones y Transportes, Informe de Rendición de Cuentas de la Administración Pública Federal, 2000-2006, p. 132 (in Spanish)
SCT official autopista list and toll table as of April 2017
"Datos Viales 2017". SCT. 2017. Retrieved 14 April 2017.
"Infraestructura de CAPUFE" (PDF). CAPUFE. December 2015. Retrieved 14 April 2017.

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