The national public agency announced in a statement the continuation of works on different sections of National Route 11, covering from Gobernador Crespo to Avellaneda. The interventions, both in urban and rural areas, include work on the pavement, shoulders, and drainage.
In provinces like Río Negro, Misiones, Chubut, Catamarca, La Rioja, Jujuy, Entre Ríos, and Santa Fe, maintenance, repair, and cleaning tasks are being carried out. The improvements range from compacting and profiling shoulders to conservation actions on the pavement and the road area in rural sections. In addition, preventive pothole repairs are being conducted.
The statement from National Road Administration highlights that in the province of Santa Fe, the works will extend until the end of the year on National Route 11. Repairs to the pavement, milling of deformations, and reconstruction of the road base are being carried out. In the northern area of the province, interventions on the mentioned road are ongoing.
It specifies that the works cover from Gobernador Crespo to Avellaneda, with grass cutting, cleaning of drainage, and pavement repairs. Currently, milling and repaving work is being done in the south direction, with improvements that have already been completed in various sections.
In addition, pothole repairs and maintenance are being carried out in several sections, integrated with other improvements at the provincial limit. The installation of a new layer of hot asphalt concrete in the repaired areas is highlighted. The improvements aim to provide greater road safety to users of the route.
In Reconquista, the work focuses on two fronts, with the reduction of one lane and collaboration from municipal traffic agents for traffic management. Users are reminded about the maximum preventive speed in rural sections and are urged to check the status of the roads on the National Road Administration website.
The interventions on National Route 11 include preventive pothole repairs, sealing of cracks with asphalt material, milling, and cleaning of shoulders, with the aim of maintaining this important communication route in optimal conditions.
