Metrobús Service Status Update: November 16
Overview of Metrobús
The Metrobús system has solidified its position as the second most utilized means of transportation in Mexico City, serving over 22 million users annually, according to data from the National Institute of Statistics and Geography (INEGI). It ranks only behind the Metro Collective Transportation System (STC) in ridership.
Current Routes
The Metrobús operates on several key routes:
- Line 1: Green Indians to El Caminero
- Line 2: Tepalcates to Tacubaya
- Line 3: Tenayuca to Pueblo Santa Cruz Atoyac
- Line 4: San Lázaro to terminals 1 and 2 of the Mexico City International Airport (AICM)
- Line 5: Río de los Remedios to High School 1
- Line 6: Villa de Aragón to El Rosario
- Line 7: Green Indians to Campo Marte
Service Status Updates
Due to high demand and occasional road incidents, Metrobús provides hourly updates on its service status via its official website, which informs users about service interruptions and affected stations.
Line Status Highlights
- Line 1: Service State – Temporary Events
- Affected Station: Reforma – El Caminero
- Line 2: Service State – Temporary Events
- Affected Station: Tepalcates – Ethiopia Plaza de la Transparencia
- Line 3: Service Status – Regular
- No Stations Affected
- Line 4: Service Status – Regular
- No Stations Affected
- Line 5: Service Status – Regular
- No Stations Affected
- Line 6: Service Status – Regular
- No Stations Affected
- Line 7: Service State – Temporary Events
- Affected Station: Indios Verdes – Amajac
Note: The status of the Emerging Line is not included in this report.
Metrobús System Features
Metrobús boasts 125 kilometers of routes with 283 stations primarily in Mexico City and a few in the State of Mexico.
Fares and Payment Options
- Standard Fare: $6.00 pesos, regardless of distance. Specific routes, like Line 4 from San Lázaro to the airport, cost $30.00 pesos.
- Free Service: Available for seniors over 70, people with disabilities, and children under five.
- Transfers: Free transfers within the first two hours of entry, provided travel is in one direction.
Payments can be made using the “Integrated Mobility” card, which can be purchased at stations. The system also accepts electronic wallets, bank cards, and contactless payments.
Operating Hours
- Weekdays: 4:30 a.m. to midnight
- Weekends and Holidays: 5:00 a.m. to midnight
Types of Buses
Metrobús operates four types of buses to meet varying passenger demands:
- Articulated Buses: Two cars, approximately 160 passengers.
- Bi-Articulated Buses: Three cars, approximately 240 passengers.
- Standard Buses (Line 4): Capacity of 60 passengers.
- Double-Decker Buses (Line 7): Capacity of 90 passengers.
Conclusion
Stay updated on the Metrobús service status, especially during busy hours, to ensure timely arrivals at your destinations.
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