Chihuahua Toll Rates Increase for 2025, Updated Costs in U.S. Dollars

David Flash, ,

Toll rates for highways in Chihuahua, Mexico, have increased for 2025, following adjustments authorized by the Secretariat of Infrastructure, Communications, and Transport (SICT). The updates, effective January 10, reflect inflation rates from the previous year, with increases ranging from 4 to 10 pesos.

Here are the updated toll rates for automobiles and pickup trucks, converted to U.S. dollars (approximate exchange rate: 18 Mexican pesos to 1 U.S. dollar):

  • Villa Ahumada: $13.06 USD
  • Saucillo: $4.94 USD
  • Camargo: $4.94 USD
  • Jiménez: $6.67 USD
  • Sacramento: $5.22 USD
  • Ojo Laguna: $6.94 USD
  • Cuauhtémoc: $8.17 USD
  • Savalza: $5.28 USD
  • Galeana: $8.39 USD
  • Jerónimo: $5.17 USD
  • Ojinaga: $8.39 USD

Drivers should account for these increased costs when planning travel through the region’s toll roads. The updates are intended to help maintain infrastructure across Chihuahua’s highways while addressing inflation.

Image Credit: https://chihuahua.gob.mx/liberan-instalaciones-de-la-caseta-de-peaje-chihuahua%E2%80%93cuauhtemoc

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