As always, time estimates can only be based by past history. Since the Puertecirtos to Chapala highway began construction (in 2007), the miles of
pavement completed has averaged about 6-7 miles/ 10 km. a YEAR.
They have completed about 55 miles in 9 years.
They have about 20 miles to go, at the rate of the past 9 years would indicate 3-4 years of work... or around the year 2018/2019.
However, as I said in whatever older post you dug that semi-quote out from, that estimate will be LESS if the RATE of construction steps up.
The pavement has not extended an inch in about a year and a half... but it looks like they may finally add some more asphalt soon... but probably not
more than another 10 kms. (about to old Las Arrastras, where the Coco's bypass begins on the north end). |
