The new connection between Guaymallén and Las Heras will allow drivers to avoid traffic through downtown Mendoza and will improve circulation in one of the busiest corridors
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Governor Alfredo Cornejo inaugurated the opening of Mitre Street, in the section between Mathus Hoyos and the Los Pescadores roundabout, in the North Waterfront area. The project represents an essential step forward in the comprehensive plan for the recovery and organization of public space in the northern area of Greater Mendoza.
From now on, vehicles will be able to connect directly between Guaymallén and Las Heras, without having to go through the city center or the Vicente Zapata road junction. This will streamline traffic flow in one of the busiest areas of the province.
A comprehensive transformation of public space
The project is not limited to the new roadway: it includes sewage, drinking water, electricity, and urban design, consolidating a comprehensive transformation of the area. The project aims not only to improve mobility but also to enhance the quality of life for residents through modern infrastructure and high-quality basic services.
Alfredo Cornejo inauguró una nueva conexión vial clave en Mendoza
Alfredo Cornejo's message
Through a message on the social network X, the governor stated: "The new connection between Guaymallén and Las Heras marks a turning point for mobility in Greater Mendoza. A project that integrates, solves connectivity problems, and improves traffic flow in one of the most heavily traveled areas of the province."
Cornejo also highlighted the importance of public investment in road infrastructure: "These are the projects that transform daily life, strengthen integration, and demonstrate that with planning and management it is possible to carry out the projects that residents need."
Alfredo Cornejo inauguró una nueva conexión vial clave en Mendoza
Urban development and new opportunities
The governor emphasized that the initiative contributes to the urban and commercial development of Greater Mendoza, creating opportunities for thousands of residents and boosting the region's growth. "We value the investments made by municipalities that, through road infrastructure, help boost urban and commercial development and create new opportunities for thousands of people from Mendoza," he concluded.
