# Transport Groups and Security Cabinet Agree Deals

> Mexican transport and commerce groups finalize security agreements after strike.
- Title: Transport Groups and Security Cabinet Agree Deals · Infobae
- Summary: Mexican transport and commerce groups finalize security agreements after strike.
- Keywords: mexico, transport, commerce, gabinete de seguridad, canacar, hamotac, fematrac, indeco, concanaco servytur, fiscalía general de la república, guardia nacional, Infobae
- Source: Infobae — https://infobae.com/mexico/2026/11/07/organizaciones-transportistas-y-de-comercio-pactan-acuerdos-con-el-gabinete-de-seguridad-durante-mesas-de-dialogo
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- Topics: mexico, transport, commerce, security, gabinete de seguridad, canacar, hamotac, fematrac, indeco, concanaco servytur, fiscalía general de la república, guardia nacional
## Transport and Commerce Groups Sign Agreements
Mexican transport and commerce groups finalized agreements with the federal security cabinet during dialogue sessions organized by the Secretariat of Governance.
## Purpose of Dialogue Sessions
The meetings aimed to coordinate institutional collaboration to stop extortion, reduce police abuses, and restore operational confidence in the country's road network.
## Organizations Present at Meetings
Canacar, Hamotac, Fematrac, Indeco, and Concanaco Servytur representatives attended the sessions organized by the Secretariat of Governance.
## Key Agreements Reached
The groups agreed to provide immediate responses to human and material losses, homologate legal criteria among state fiscalies to speed up vehicle releases, and create a common front against extortion.
## National Workshops Established
The groups and federal agencies agreed to establish state-level workshops to monitor issues and coordinate actions between government levels.
## Guardia Nacional Deployment
The National Guard committed to deploying 826 personnel to the most insecure roads where transporters face killings, extortions, and vehicle thefts.
## State Security Concerns
The State of Mexico has the highest insecurity on transport routes, followed by Puebla, Nuevo León, Jalisco, Veracruz, Querétaro, Guanajuato, Tlaxcala, and Tabasco.
## Transporters' Safety Concerns
Transporters reported over 20 killings in 2026, with extortion being a major issue, especially for foreign transport.
## Next Steps
The agreements aim to prevent an indefinite strike by transporters scheduled for October 26.
## Key takeaway

Mexican transport and commerce groups signed agreements with federal security agencies to address extortion and road safety after a recent strike.