As of the night of Wednesday, April 25 and every night through Thursday, May 3, the bridge over the Virilla River in Lindora, Santa Ana will be completely closed with the purpose of installing the auxiliary structure located to one of the sides and moving it to the opposite side.
According to the information offered by the National Roads Authority (CONAVI) the structure that was put in place back at the beginning of April to be able to install the new board of the bridge is no longer necessary in the North sector (Belen) and most be moved to the South sector (Santa Ana) of the bridge.
The closures will take place every night from 10 p.m. through 5 a.m. starting April 25.
This is another one of the stages of the construction of this bridge that will be 133 meters long and which will be complimentary to the current two lane bridge in order to offer drivers four lanes.
As an alternate route, users that travel from Belen or San Rafael de Alajuela to Santa Ana during the evening hours can use Route 27 accessing through San Rafael de Alajuela.
Works at this bridge began in May 2017 and expect to be concluded by July 2018. The structure has an approximate cost of $8.5 million.




