either half. The CAPUFE-operated road opened in mid-1996 and has a length of . In 2014, a spill of some 80,000 liters of oil prompted the closure of the toll road. Libramiento de Villahermosa The Libramiento de Villahermosa, bypassing Tabasco's largest city, opened on November 25, 2016. It is operated by Operadora de Autopistas de Villahermosa, S.A. de C.V. Cars are charged 52 pesos to use the entirety of the road. Champotón-Campeche The Champotón-Campeche highway is operated by Caminos y Puentes Federales (CAPUFE) and has a total length of . Cars are tolled 63 pesos to travel the entire route, 26 for the Villa Madero-Seybaplaya segment and 38 for the Seybaplaya-Campeche segment. Route description Highway 180D begins south of Campeche City, absorbing the local road Maestros Campechanos and immediately intersecting the Campeche Beltway (Periférico Pablo García y Montilla) with a full cloverleaf. Proceeding southwest, the next interchange is at Seybaplaya and is immediately followed by a toll plaza booth, the only one on the road. The road ends south of Villa Madero, and traffic proceeds down Highway 180 to Champotón. History In 2015, one lane of a toll plaza booth was rendered inoperable after a trailer's brakes failed. Mérida-Cancún Federal Highway 180D, also known in this stretch as the Autopista Mérida-Cancún or the Autovía del Mayab, is operated by Consorcio del Mayab, a unit of Empresas ICA which is also the concessionaire for Federal Highway 305D, a spur route to Playa del Carmen. 8,000 cars a day use the toll road. Route description Highway 180D begins east of Mérida, at , splitting off from its non-toll counterpart, Federal Highway 180. Almost immediately, it has an interchange at the southern end of Yucatán State Route 53, connecting to Izamal, and an option to merge back onto Highway 180 toward Holca. It proceeds east-southeast through rural Yucatán, with a toll plaza booth north of Pisté. It bypasses Valladolid, with access to the town provided by a full cloverleaf interchange with Highway 295. To the west is an oasis with a Pemex gas station and restaurants. It then edges to the east-northeast, roughly paralleling Highway 180 for the rest of its length. Highway 180D crosses into Quintana Roo north of Nuevo X-can in Lázaro Cárdenas Municipality. East of here is its interchange with Highway 305D and its toll extension, connecting to Quintana Roo State Route 5 to the north and Playa del Carmen