Temporary Closure of Mexico-Japan Avenue for SIGAA and PepsiCo Works

San Miguel de Allende, Mexico, A section of Mexico-Japan Avenue will be temporarily closed due to construction work by SIGAA and PepsiCo. Residents and visitors should be prepared for traffic disruptions in the coming weeks.

Starting on October 28, 2026, a 300-meter stretch of the avenue between Calle 50 and Calle 60 will be closed to vehicular traffic for at least two months. This closure will impact local businesses and residents, particularly those who rely on the avenue for daily commutes or deliveries.

The work will affect the area around El Jardín, where many expats and digital nomads reside. Construction is part of larger infrastructure improvements by SIGAA and PepsiCo, which have not provided specific details on the scope of the project.

Residents are advised to plan alternative routes or modes of transportation to avoid delays. The temporary nature of the closure is expected to minimize long-term impact, but the inconvenience is inevitable during this period.