A social media report from user Ernesto Arriaga has flagged an incident on the Buenos Aires-La Plata highway at the kilometer 28 marker, in the direction of La Plata. The tweet, posted at 14:07 local time, urges motorists to proceed with extreme caution, though specific details about the nature of the incident have not yet been disclosed.
The Buenos Aires-La Plata highway is one of Argentina's busiest corridors, connecting the capital city to the provincial capital. It carries heavy daily traffic, especially during peak commuting hours. At kilometer 28, the road passes through a densely populated suburban area with several exits and service stations.
As of now, no official statements have been released by highway authorities or traffic police. Local radio stations and traffic apps are reporting delays in the area, but the cause remains unconfirmed—whether it's a breakdown, collision, or debris on the road.
Recommended actions for drivers
- Reduce speed and maintain safe following distance.
- Stay alert to signals from traffic officers and roadside signage.
- Consider alternative routes such as Ruta 1 or Camino Centenario, which run parallel to the highway and can help avoid the affected stretch.
- Check real-time traffic updates via apps like Google Maps or Waze before departing.
Did you know?
The Buenos Aires-La Plata highway spans approximately 50 kilometers and was inaugurated in the 1990s. It's a toll road managed by the state-owned company Autopistas de Buenos Aires S.A. (AUBASA). The route is crucial for thousands of daily commuters, students, and freight transporters linking the national capital with the historic city of La Plata, which hosts the provincial government and the famous La Plata Museum.
Authorities have not yet issued a formal advisory, but the community is encouraged to stay tuned to official channels for updates. In the meantime, patience and defensive driving are key.