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Leave when there are no thefts or blockades.
Ask Aliado AI about your route and plan every departure with risk by segment and by hour: the window that avoids theft and blockades, where your driver can stop and the alerts along the way.
The departure time that avoids theft and blockades
Three roads, risk by segment and by hour, and where to stop
YouWhat time should my truck leave Mexico City for Querétaro?
Leave between 5:00 and 6:30 a.m. on the 57D. After 7:00 p.m. risk rises on the Palmillas segment.
- Safest road
- 57D via Tepeji, out of three compared
- Segment to watch
- Palmillas – San Juan del Río, at night
- Suggested stop
- San Juan del Río, before 6:00 p.m.
SourcesAleph risk indexToday’s alerts
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What it does
What it includes
For: Logistics, security and cargo insurers
- By segmentWhere risk concentrates along the route
- By hourThe departure window that lowers exposure
- Safe stopsWhere to rest with less risk
- Per-trip APIFor quoting tools and cargo insurers
Leave between 5 a.m. and 7 p.m. and avoid 6 in 10 thefts
Risk by day and hour on the Mexico City–Querétaro corridor
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Stop where it is safe: 2 of 5 truck stops account for the thefts
Truck stops on the Mexico City–Querétaro corridor
- km 42Truck stop at km 4224/7 security, no incidents in 90 daysSafe
- km 87Truck stop at km 87parked-truck robbery, 9 p.m.–4 a.m.Avoid
- km 118Truck stop at km 118holdups at the entrance on weekendsCaution
- km 146Truck stop at km 146cargo theft in the yard, midnight–5 a.m.Avoid
- km 189Truck stop at km 189truck stop with controlled accessSafe
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Frequently asked questions
Can I try it before buying?
Yes. Aliado’s free plan includes one route analysis per day with Aliado AI.
How current is the risk?
Incidents update daily, official statistics monthly, and blockades and accidents within minutes.