Locally, it is known as the Vial al Autopista (Road to the Motorway).

[1] In order to make the road, the Empresa de Vialidad del Gobierno (Government Highway Company) invested 34,000,000 CUP for the project.

[2] The road was set to make travel time from Havana to Artemisa less, originally going from the A4 to the Road of El Jobo (Highway 2-23) to the Carretera Central to finally arrive at the city of Artemisa, with the new road being safer due to wider lanes and a median and faster due to a higher speed limit, with the route going from 25 minutes to just 10 minutes.

[3][4] Later, the road was set to be inaugurated the on the 11 year anniversary of Artemisa Province,[5][6] on 9 January 2022, which was congratulated by Cuban prime minister, Manuel Marrero Cruz.

[9] The road is on Exit "Artemisa" of the A4, which is currently an at-grade junction, but there is a proposal for an interchange.