Around 536,000 vehicles expected to return on Sunday in Cundinamarca

Governor Jorge Emilio Rey reported that 463,000 vehicles have exited Cundinamarca since Friday, June 5, during the Corpus Christi holiday bridge.

According to the governor, the outbound operation has proceeded without incidents on the department's main roads. Authorities remain present to regulate traffic and ensure safety. For the Sunday return plan, projections indicate around 536,000 vehicles will travel the main corridors. In Soacha, on the Autopista Sur, lanes will be reduced due to TransMilenio works. Rey urged drivers to obey traffic rules and avoid high speeds during the holiday weekend.

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Police securing a polling station in Cali during presidential elections.
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Cali implements special mobility and security operations for presidential elections

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Authorities in Cali and Valle del Cauca prepare measures to facilitate voting in the presidential runoff on Sunday, June 21, 2026.

More than 5,000 police officers and 500 soldiers were deployed on Colombia's main roads during the Ascension of the Lord holiday bridge.

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Colombia's civil aviation authority projects 914000 air passengers during the July 20 holiday bridge.

Rains have caused road closures in Arauca, Casanare and Boyacá, with losses exceeding $300 million according to the Asociación para el Desarrollo Integral del Transporte Terrestre Intermunicipal.

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