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WHAT TO KNOW

Road closures for the Puerto Rico 10k Run 2025 – what you need to know

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Get ready to navigate the Puerto Rico 10K 2025 with this guide to road closures in areas around the Puente Teodoro Moscoso, the course for this race.

With more than 7,000 runners expected this year, the Puerto Rico 10K Run 2025 will hold its fourth edition on Sunday, May 4, at 6:00 a.m. at the Puente Teodoro Moscoso. To ensure the safety of all participants during the event, an extensive plan of road closures will take effect starting at midnight on Sunday, May 4.

  • 🛣️ Whether you are participating or live in nearby areas, it is important to know about these closures and plan your route in advance.

💡 [platea tip]: Looking for somewhere to park on race day? Check the end of the article for details on parking, prices and transportation.

🚧 Closures and detours (Midnight, Sunday, May 4)

Starting at 12:00 a.m. (subject to change)

  • Piñero/Ramal 8 area: Full closure at the Ave. Piñero exit toward Ramal 8. Puente Teodoro Moscoso: Restricted access.

  • Ave. Baldorioty de Castro: Closures at on- and off-ramps to service roads.

  • Mall of San Juan area: Access limited to runners and employees only (until 2:00 a.m.)

  • Exit 8A (Baldorioty de Castro toward Puente Teodoro Moscoso): Full closure.

  • Route to the airport: Restricted access from the service road.

  • Expreso Piñero toward the bridge: Detour toward Isla Verde.

  • Ramal 8: Turn restrictions and mandatory detours.

Starting at 2:00 a.m. (subject to change)

  • Montellano area: Closure of Calle Riaza from Rebeka Colberg.

  • Interconector 181: Restrictions at exits 69B and 17 (east).

  • Marginal de The Mall of San Juan: Closure toward Hato Rey.

  • Residential access roads: Closure of Calle Manuela A. Pérez and restrictions on Ramos Antonini.

  • UPR/ROTC area: Closure at Barbosa intersections, detours toward Piñero Oeste, and exclusive access for runners.

  • Ave. Piñero toward Ave. Barbosa: Traffic diverted toward Río Piedras.

  • Ave. Piñero toward Puente Teodoro Moscoso: Full closure of access points.

🚘 Where to park on race day

The following parking areas will be available for the event:

  • Balneario de Carolina, at a cost of $5.00, with round-trip transportation

  • ROTC at the Universidad de Puerto Rico, with round-trip transportation

  • The Mall of San Juan parking lot

  • Universidad de Puerto Rico parking garage, at a cost of $5.00

What is the Puerto Rico 10K route?

Runners will start on the Puente Teodoro Moscoso heading toward Carolina, then return across the bridge to Ave. Jesús T. Piñero and continue to Ave. Barbosa. Participants will eventually turn toward the finish line, located near the bridge offices and the Rebekah Colberg track.

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This content was translated with the assistance of Artificial Intelligence (AI).