The Mexico-Querétaro Highway has long been a symbol of both progress and peril — a vital artery for trade and travel, yet notorious for fatal collisions. The Huehuetoca crash is the latest and perhaps most sobering reminder of the cost of complacency.
As investigators continue their work, families wait for answers that may never come fast enough. The official cause may take weeks to confirm, but one thing is already clear: nineteen lives ended not because of fate, but because somewhere, someone failed to do their job.
