Traffic Signals

Tegucigalpa's municipal authority will install 20–25 intelligent traffic signals over five kilometers on the south exit to manage a reversible lane that adjusts direction by time of day, pending completion of the Germania Bridge expansion by late November.

Taxi drivers in Talanga are requesting that traffic-signal timing be adjusted, saying the current 10-second green light is too short and forces vehicles to stop mid-intersection before the light turns red.

The Urban Mobility manager for Tegucigalpa announced a public bidding process to overhaul the capital's traffic signal system, which suffers from accumulated damage and obsolete technology; the four-phase project will cost approximately L86 million (about $3.4 million) per phase and include a centralized traffic control center.