With more than 22 million users, the metrobus has become the second most used means of transportation in Mexico Cityonly surpassed by the Metro Collective Transport System (STC), according to data from the National Institute of Statistics and Geography (Inegi).
Metrobús CDMX: which are the stations without service in the last hour
This means of transport has more than 22 million users a year, who it transports through its seven lines
Inaugurated on June 19, 2005 by the government of the then Federal District (today CDMX), the implementation of the Bus Rapid Transit (BRT, for its acronym in English) has had the objective of improving the passenger flow by speeding up and reducing transfer times.
Nowthe system has seven lines: line 1, which goes from Green Indians to El Caminero; line 2, which goes from Tepalcates to Tacubaya; line 3, which covers Tenayuca to Pueblo Sta. Cruz Atoyac; Line 4, which includes sections of San Lázaro to T1 and T2.
Demonstrations in CDMX: what are the Metrobús stations without service
Currently this means of transport has seven lines and provides an emerging service from Metro Coyuya to Tláhuac
Likewise, line 5 goes from Rio de los Remedios to High School one; line 6 covers Villa de Aragon to El Rosario; line 7, which covers Indios Verdes to Campo Marte. Similarly, there is currently a popup service what about Metro Coyuya to Tláhuac.
Due to the high demand for this public transport service, the Metrobús has implemented a page to inform about the state of service of the lines, with updates every hour about the type of service and the stations that have temporary closures.
Metro began the week with five line and station closures; users reported chaos
The STC Metro reported that Line 3 will operate from Universidad to Tlatelolco as a result of the crash reported on January 7
At the 08:00 cut off there is the following report:
line 1
regular service
Station without service: none
line 2
regular service
Station without service: none
line 3
regular service
Station without service: none
line 4
regular service
Station without service: none
line 5
regular service
Station without service: none
line 6
regular service
Station without service: none
line 7
regular service
Station without service: none
pop line
regular service
Station without service: none
Each of the lines of the system has a number and a distinctive color; total total 125 kilometers and 283 stations, the majority within the territory of Mexico City and few in the State of Mexico.
The trip by metrobus costs $6.00 pesos regardless of the distance, while the itinerary cost from San Lázaro to terminal 1 or 2 of the Mexico City International Airport (AICM) on line 4 has a cost of $30.00 pesos.
On the other hand, the service is gratuitous for adults over 70 years of age, people with disabilities and children under five years of age.
As for the transhipments, these are free as long as they are carried out within the first two hours of entering the system and with a route in only one direction. Otherwise, $6.00 pesos are charged.
Payments can be made with a special card called “Integrated Mobility”, which can be purchased at the same stations; payments can be made with electronic wallet, bank card, contactless card and CODI.
The hours of operation It is from Monday to Friday from 4:30 a.m. to midnight; while on Saturdays, Sundays and holidays it is from 5:00 a.m. to 12:00 a.m.
the metrobus uses four types of buses: 1) the articulated ones, are those that have two wagons and have an approximate capacity of 160 passengers; 2) the bi-articulated, which has three wagons to house 240 passengers; 3) employees on line 4 have a capacity of 60 passengers; and 4) and the double-deckers of line 7, which can carry 90 people.
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