Behind this pressure lies a clear change in the city: the accelerated growth of residential and commercial areas to the east. Neighborhoods like Santa MarĂa, Metro Park, Tocumen, and Brisas del Golf have multiplied the number of people who depend on the Southern Corridor to get to the city center, to work, or to the airport. The Southern Corridor expansion project involves adding two additional lanes in each direction, bringing the total to four lanes in each direction. The traffic jam on the Southern Corridor has ceased to be an occasional problem and has become part of the daily routine for thousands of drivers. Every new real estate project, every logistics park, or corporate center adds more vehicles. Improvements will be made to the toll booths to prevent bottlenecks.
To Fix the Traffic Jam in the Southern Corridor of Panama City, it will Cost Upwards to $300 Million
The Southern Corridor in Panama City faces chronic traffic jams due to rapid eastern district growth. A $300+ million project will add two lanes each way and upgrade toll booths to ease congestion.