The city has one of the most modern road infrastructure in the country, currently being developed road infrastructure projects that comprise each of the city from east to west and from north to south. The city has 15 overpasses, road nodes 7, 9 stories high and over 11 viaducts distributed in the metropolitan area.
The Metropolitan Zone of Guadalajara has four main outputs, these areas together central, north, northeast and Pacific coast of the country. Other outlets are the main and secondary roads, which usually unite villages near the city, there are 4 outputs of this type.
TIJUANA
The San Ysidro border crossing is the busiest in the world with over 50 million people crossing from one side to another year. The vast majority of these are workers who live in Tijuana and work in San Diego or vice versa. Americans are also crossing into Tijuana to buy services (dental, mechanical, beauty, childcare, doctors, or medicine) which are cheaper in Tijuana in California. Crossing times are notoriously slow in San Ysidro, particularly for those traveling by car. For this reason many cross as pedestrians, as the waiting list for these is often much faster than cars. Some travelers have a car in each country, and parking in large parking lots located near the border post. Others choose to use the respective public transport systems in both cities
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