The Apopa Bypass () is a planned bypass road in El Salvador. The road will connect the Northern Trunk Highway and the Gold Highway and bypass the city of Apopa in the northern San Salvador Metropolitan Area.
On 3 September 2024, the Legislative Assembly of El Salvador approved funds to build a bypass road in Apopa intended to reduce traffic in the northern San Salvador Metropolitan Area. On 11 February 2026, Romeo RodrÃÂguez, the minister of public works, announced the bypass' official route. The project is expected to cost $270 million.
The Apopa Bypass is planned to connect the Northern Trunk Highway to the Gold Highway. In the north, an intersection will be built at the junction between the Northern Trunk Highway and the road to Tonacatepeque. In the south, another intersection will be built in CaserÃÂo Los ElÃÂas. The bypass will be long and will include 12 bridges. A bridge will cross the Las Cañas River. The road will have four lanes.