La Marquesa is One of the Deadliest Highways in Mexico

Mexico City-Toluca (Mexico 15D or 134D) is a very dangerous road that links Mexico City and Toluca, in Mexico.

La Marquesa

Is La Marquesa Road Paved?

The road is fully paved. It’s a winding six-lane highway, stretching 45 km (28 miles). This mountainous route reaches a maximum elevation of 3,170m (10,400ft) above sea level.

Why Is La Marquesa Road So Dangerous?

Nicknamed "La Marquesa," this is one of the deadliest highways in Mexico. The main causes of accidents include drivers misjudging curves, excessive speeding, and frequent stopovers. Numerous restaurants, shops, and bus stops located along the highway add to the risk.

Fog is very common in the area, significantly reducing visibility. High traffic volumes and sharp curves make driving extremely challenging. Due to the proximity of both cities, many people use this highway daily for commuting, further increasing congestion and danger.
Road suggested by: Eblem Torres

 

 

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