On February 25, the Hoy No Circula program in Mexico City and the neighboring State of Mexico will operate normally after a period of heightened restrictions. The initiative aims to reduce air pollution and enhance environmental quality in the Metropolitan Valley of Mexico. As part of the program, vehicle restrictions will be in place from 5:00 AM to 10:00 PM, and drivers must comply to avoid fines in the relevant municipalities.

For this specific day, cars displaying a red sticker and with license plate numbers ending in 3 and 4 are prohibited from circulating throughout the day. The enforcement of these regulations is critical to the overall goal of lowering emissions and addressing serious air quality issues that affect the health of residents in the busy urban area. Additionally, commuters are reminded that the Metro Line 2 is undergoing renovations, which may impact public transportation options.

The Hoy No Circula is a crucial part of Mexico City's strategy to manage pollution, considering the city's significant traffic and industrial activities. The restrictions not only encourage the use of public transport but also aim to raise awareness about environmental responsibilities among citizens. As the city prepares for upcoming events, including the activities of the Secretariat of Education, maintaining air quality remains a top priority for local authorities.