Proyecto: Línea 4 del Cablebús, Tlalpan-Coyoacán. Ciudad de México

Project: Cablebús Line 4, Tlalpan-Coyoacán, Mexico City Ever since we were in Tlalpan, we've dreamed of a transport system that traveled through the air to the CU metro station. Today we announce Cablebús Line 4, which will be the longest in the world. In the Fourth Transformation, commitments are kept. This line will travel the 11.4-kilometer journey in 40 minutes; it joins the existing cable car lines in Iztapalapa, Gustavo A. Madero, and Chapultepec. Cablebús Line 4 will reduce traffic congestion on Picacho-Ajusco Avenue. The federal government will provide the budget to the Mexico City government; the estimated investment is 4.754 billion pesos. It will be the longest line in the world and will have eight stations: Universidad, Cantera, Perisur, Mercado Hidalgo, Ceforma, Parque Morelos, Cultura Maya, and Pedregal de San Nicolás. It will transport 65,000 people per day; the benefit will be for 298,000 residents of 30 neighborhoods in Tlalpan and nine in Coyoacán. Tlalpan will have a campus of the Rosario Castellanos National University and a special patching program. Support for Mexico City continues; work is progressing to complete the "El Insurgente" train that runs from Toluca to Observatorio Station, as well as the expansion of Line 12 to Mixcoac. There will also be federal investment for Line A of the metro, and we will soon present the comprehensive water project for the Metropolitan Area of ​​the Valley of Mexico. --- President Sheinbaum announces Line 4 of the Tlalpan-CU Cablebús; It will be the longest in the world. https://csp.presidenta.gob.mx/cablebu...