Mexico Reaches 179,000 km of Highways and Strengthens Its Logistics

As of the end of 2024, Mexico’s National Road Network (RNC) reported a total of 179,535.53 kilometers (km) of highways, comprising 11,173.98 km of toll roads and 168,361.55 km of free roads. This extensive road network supports the country’s growing logistics and supply chain sector.

Key Infrastructure and Logistics Growth

Mexico’s transportation infrastructure includes 184 ports, 158 airports, and 51 railway stations. According to the National Institute of Statistics and Geography (Inegi), 51,310.64 km of highways are federally managed, while state and municipal roads account for over 124,500 km.

Port and Multimodal Cargo Expansion

Mexico’s 184 registered ports are categorized into various types, including 14 shelter ports, 19 industrial ports, and 30 tourism ports. The country also has 32 multimodal cargo terminals, which are essential for international trade operations.

Projected Growth in Freight and Logistics

Mexico’s logistics market was valued at $136.11 billion in 2024, with a projected increase to $171.40 billion by 2029. This growth represents a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 4.72%, solidifying Mexico’s role as a strategic global logistics hub.

“Mexico’s infrastructure is a key driver of economic growth, ensuring seamless connectivity and efficient trade operations.” – National Road Network (RNC)