In December 2019, 62,085 vehicles crossed the Puente Colombia from south to north and 34,045 vehicles from north to south; that month, we had a report of a traveler being assaulted while traveling at night on the riverside road and three car accidents, fortunately without injuries. Insecurity is a reality on Mexican roads, particularly in the country's northern border region. For us, the safety of our users is very important, in addition to the presence of authorities and a video surveillance system in our facilities, we make the following recommendations to travelers: 1. Travel only during the day, if you have to travel before dawn or at dusk, avoid doing so in the border strip by any road. The border strip is the territory between the international dividing line of the north of the country and a parallel line at a distance of 20 kilometers inland, the reference can be the old checkpoint at km 26 on the Federal Highway 85 Monterrey – Nuevo Laredo. 2. Respect speed limits, especially in the section from the cloverleaf to Puente III to the border of the State of Tamaulipas with Nuevo León, km 12 to 24, Traffic and Roads of Nuevo Laredo has a permanent operation in that section to fine vehicles that exceed the speed limit. 3. Refuel your vehicle sufficiently to avoid having to stop until you reach your destination, and if necessary, only stop at safe rest areas. 4. Travel on the toll highway to Monterrey, the toll is $265 Pesos and they only accept cash payment in national currency, but it is safer, the rest area at the toll booths is safe and has clean bathrooms, convenience store, restaurant, and gas station. 5. Use Google Maps or Waze to guide you to your destination and follow the instructions, they are very precise in distances and transit times. And don't forget to share your trip with a family member or friend for greater peace of mind. 6. At the Puente Colombia, we offer free Roadside Assistance within an approximate radius of 10 km from the Bridge, the phone number is 867 734 0149. 7. Remember that 911 is the number for emergency calls throughout the country and you can call even if your cell phone does not have a balance. 8. The number 074 is the contact through which you can request information about traffic conditions, weather status, rates, and routes of the highways operated by CAPUFE.