The director of the Passenger Transport Network (RTP), Daniel Arcos Rodríguez, reported that the Centrobusa new route that will travel through the Historic Center, will begin operating on May 8.
Through 12 units, the Indigenous Women’s Routecontemplate a 100% electric vehicle fleet. Each unit has a length of 9 meters.
“The Centrobús, the Indigenous Women’s Route, will help us guarantee dignified, clean and accessible mobility in the Historic Center of the Mexico Cityin addition to contributing to reducing vehicular traffic and connecting with work, cultural, tourist, and commercial center spaces, as well as connecting our users with other mobility systems,” the official explained.
He detailed that will have two circuitswith a total of 33 stops. The first circuit, called the Exterior Route, has a length of 6.2 kilometers and will cover the streets of the Republic of Salvador, Circunvalación, Republic of Venezuela and Eje Central. And the Interior Route, with a length of 5.8 kilometers, will run through the streets of Republic of Uruguay, Central Axis, Donceles and Circunvalación Avenue.
It is estimated that there will be a minimum demand for 88 thousand 400 peopleon a monthly basis.
For the construction of the Centrobús route, They invested 111 million pesos“three million below the authorized budget, which was 114 million, which achieved great savings for the Government of Mexico City“he indicated.
The operation of Centrobus, The Route of Indigenous Womenwill begin from 5:00 a.m. in the morning, until 11:00 p.m., from Monday to Sunday. The frequency of passage will be 15 minutes; The estimated tour time of the circuit is approximately 40 minutes.
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