Santiago en transporte público: ¡en 1 DÍA te muestro lo MEJOR!

Santiago by Public Transport: Metro, Buses, Trains, Funicular, Cable Car and more Documentary Santiago de Chile in public transport, recorded in its entirety on Friday, March 3, 2023. In the video I explain the operation of public transport in the capital of Chile with practical examples and many trips. I traveled on the Santiago Metro (Lines 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6), on buses of the RED Mobility system (114, 201, 210, 213e, 401, 419, 519, E07), the urban train Metrotren Nos , all these transports are integrated and you can use them with the Bip Card. And I traveled in other means of transport that are not integrated, such as the Metrotren Rancagua train (which has its own card), the Santiago Funicular and the Santiago Cable Car (both are tourist transports managed by Turistik), and the elevator to the SKY Costanera viewpoint which is private. Public transport in Santiago is paid with the Bip Card, which allows you to travel on 3 forms of transport within 2 hours, with the exception that you cannot repeat a specific route. The ticket costs about 1 dollar, between $640 and $800 pesos depending on the transport you use and the time. The Santiago Metro belongs to the public company Metro S.A, the trains belong to the State Railway Company, which is also public, and the buses belong to the State, but the routes are operated by private companies (through tenders), and the buses they are brought and maintained by supplying companies, which are the manufacturer brands (also with tenders). In the last year 2023, about half of the bus routes have new companies and new buses. Within those renovations, almost 1,000 electric buses arrived. By the year 2023, it is estimated that Santiago will have 1,880 electric buses of various brands. In addition to trips by public transport, on the trip we saw areas of the commune of Santiago and Providencia, especially Cerro San Cristóbal, Avenida Providencia, Cerro Santa Lucía and the Costanera Center shopping center. Video presented by my books. If you like what I do, you will love my books. CHRONOLOGY 00:00 Presentation 00:17 Waiting for the first bus of the day 00:56 Trip by articulated bus 114 to Macul 02:09 Transfer points, Metro Macul 02:41 Trip Line 4 in the morning rush hour 04:38 Combination and trip Line 5 in the morning 06:16 Combination at Baquedano station 07:24 Metro Universidad de Chile, Line 1 and Line 3 08:49 Charge money to the Bip Card 09:39 Exterior and trip in articulated bus 210 10:56 BRT corridor Vicuña Mackenna avenue 11:31 Ride the electric bus 213e to Plaza Italia 12:15 I go to Cerro San Cristóbal 12:53 Funicular ride in Santiago 14:11 Summit of Cerro San Cristóbal 15:08 Santiago cable car ride 16:27 Walk and lunch in Providencia 17:20 Pedro de Valdivia Metro, Line 1 18:03 Central Station and its trains 19:42 Travel by Metrotren Rancagua to San Bernardo 20:38 Travel by Metrotren Nos to 'Lo Valledor' 21:19 Trip Metro Line 6 with automated trains 22:45 Trip Metro Line 2 in trench 23:12 Travel Metro Line 3 to Plaza Chacabuco 24:04 BRT corridor Independence Avenue 24:48 Bus trip 201 with doors on both sides 25:45 Huérfanos Bridge in the center 26:03 Metro Los Héroes and La Moneda, Line 1 27:18 Visit to the summit of Cerro Santa Lucía 28:32 Travel by electric bus 519 to Los Héroes 29:24 Travel by electric bus 419 to Plaza Italia 30:13 Trip by articulated bus 401 to Tobalaba 30:55 Sunset at SKY COSTANERA viewpoint 32:27 Return trip on Line 1, Line 4 and Line 5 33:04 Intermodal Bellavista de La Florida and local bus E07 Complete and ordered trip map (Google My Maps) https://acortar.link/IJ3aUT BOOK SALE [email protected] WEBSITE https://arielcruz.cl/ "ANDO EN MICRO" SERIES (URBAN BUS JOURNEY) https://acortar.link/3ic10Z SERIES "ANDO EN TREN" (NARRATED TRAVEL BY TRAIN) https://acortar.link/nd2dQX SANTIAGO METRO VIDEOS https://acortar.link/9PSS5z TRANSPORTATION REPORTS https://acortar.link/umw0nA - Video: Santiago de Chile in Public Transport Date: March 03, 2023 Camera: Canon G7X MK3