Local section · Evacuation to MexicoRoute A step by step (main)
Local section · Evacuation to Mexico

Route A step by step (main)

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A clock from minute 0 with the 15-minute list, step by step.

Route A step by step (main)
#LegInstructionTotal kmTotal time
1Home → I-10From your home, get on I-10 East30:05
2I-10 East → Loop 410Take the exit marked "I-410 South"140:15
3Loop 410 South/West → I-35Stay on 410 past Culebra, Marbach and US-90; take I-35 South / Laredo380:30
4I-35 South → CotullaExit 67 (FM 468): fuel, fill both cars, restroom, dogs, check in1681:45
5I-35 South → Exit 24Sign "TX-255 / Colombia Solidarity Bridge"2372:30
6TX-255 West → Colombia Bridge36 km, 4 lanes, no road toll; bridge toll in cash (~USD 4 per car, check)2732:55
7CrossingINM, Banjercito, SENASICA and the customs light (see "Crossing documents")2733:30–4:30
8Carretera Colombia → La Gloria → 85D South (toll)~45 km to the highway; don't take free roads3204:30
985D → Monterrey~190 km; ring road/bypass following "Cd. Victoria / Linares / Carretera Nacional (Hwy 85)"5106:15
10Hwy 85 South → LinaresAllende, Montemorelos, Linares: fuel, full tank6407:45
11Hwy 85 South → Ciudad Victoria~155 km, daylight only8009:30