Thanks! God bless Brazil! :) greetings from Mexico

Gracias

México tiene ciudades con brt articulados y mi cd próximamente

nahhhh. Son diferentes.

El BTR es originario de Curitiba Brasil 😁

muy cierto, pero en lo personal pienso que el tranvía es mejor, pues es más silencioso

Oye tu no ablas inglés

Yo tambien soy partidario del tranvia. De hecho, la Ciudad de Mexico tuvo tranvias hasta los anios 80s.

@@gustavomercado1599 El tranvía es mejor, pero este es mucho más económico.

Esto es México chingao!

Ederson Lima É um Gran viale

Great rides I must say, this is Metrobus line 3 if i'm not mistaken, use to work a couple of blocks from Cuahtemoc station when system was build back in 2008-2009 i think, however my favorite rides of the system are the mexican Dina Brighters that run on lines 1 and 2, great to see the LATAM transport industry improving and giving this kind of transport solutions, as for today, it is expected on the following months the phase 2 of line 5 be open efectively connecting the north end of the city with the south end through the east side corridor of Mexico City. muito obrigado!!!!

MB Viales only on operating in Lines 1 and 2 in smaller numbers, but really great rides!!, i think they will be start service on line 3 i have see some in tranning runs through the line, the giant Grand Viable only in line 1

7 lines active to this date, the expansion of line 5 is almost ready , currently runs from the north end of Mexico city to the old downtown district east side through Eduardo Molina Avenue (not so far from the airport, which through the connection with line 4 in the current San Lazaro terminal station, you can go to the airport terminal 1 &2 from there) , when expansion on the line is complete it will run all the way to the south end of Mexico city through the east side north-south corridor of Mexico city (Eje 3 Oriente)

Metrobus line 7 open just 3 weeks ago with double deck-conventional low floor access buses running through the turistic Reforma Avenue where the downtown financial district is located from Guadalupe Basilica/La Villa temple to Auditorio metro station, there have been some adoption problems, because from Auditorio terminal many people go and come from the high-end income/bussiness district of Santa Fe and the switch between the Metrobus from that part to the old busses that go to Santa Fe still is not well organized.

Noo, de hecho el concepto viene de estados Unidos, lo tomo Brasil y ya con el paso del tiempo se ha ido innovando, no es que Bogotá marcará el ritmo, cada ciudad adopta y modifica el sistema dependiendo de varios factores.

Si bastante

Nomas no tenemos que poner puertas electricas para que no se metan a las estaciones en México

Yep, en Colombia es el Transmilenio y México, depende, si estás en la cdmx es metrobús y si estás en el EdoMex es Mexibús que finalmente es lo mismo

No one cares

Plena verdade. Esses do México parecem uma versão bem mais simples...

Mexico City has 7 lines right now. This is line 3, which has bi-articulated buses. Line 1 has Volvo-made triple articulated buses. And Line 7 has double decker buses.

Talvez sean mejor los de Curitiba pero los de CDMX tienen lo suyo

Tem toda razão

Obvio son cópias del transporte público Brasileño más precisamente de la ciudad de Curitiba en Paraná,Brasil

Porque las rutas que recorrió no tienen biarticulados. De haberse ido por línea 1, hubiera sido factible.

Es gracioso porque en Brasil tienen el camión articulado más grande. Y la última vez que cheque Brasil está en Sudamérica.

@@pandeajo8277 Que yo sepa en Colombia tienen los buses más largos del mundo xD

@@SebastianRamirez-tl8ne nop, es autobús más largo del mundo es chino xp

@@SebastianRamirez-tl8ne ya superó al autobús de Brazil transportemundial.com.ar/buses/byd-ya-cuenta-con-el-bus-mas-largo-del-mundo/

It's almost better than a tram, you don't need to shut down all the line is there's something blocking the tracks.

El tranvía en la ciudad de México ya es historia... Lo de hoy es el BRT

Los tranvías son mejores