China -track tram drives to Mexico's first elevated fast bus line

The first elevated fast bus line in Mexico City, Mexico, was put into trial operation on the 11th. The trackless trams used by the line were made by Chinese companies.

In the Istarapalapa district of Mexico City, Mexican city chief Claudia Xinbom and the Chinese ambassador to Mexico Zhu Qingqiao and other tram to experience new routes on the same day and attended the launching ceremony of the trial operation.

The director of the Mexican City Government Engineering and Service Office, Husus Estwa, introduced at the launching ceremony that this track -free tram line is a special elevated road with a total of about 8 kilometers. Power is expected to exceed 70,000. The line is scheduled to be officially opened to traffic on October 15, shortening the original to commute time to more than 20 minutes.

In his speech, Xin Bum said that Mexico City and China have close cooperation with China in the public transportation field, and there are already cooperative projects such as buses, tram -free trams, and subways. This line passes through the Isaapalapa District with the largest population in the capital, which helps to save energy and reduce the environment and improve the local development with scientific and technological achievements.

Zhu Qingqiao said in an interview with reporters that this is another important achievement of China ’s cooperation with Mexico City in the field of transportation. Chinese companies have made positive contributions to the safety, environmental protection, convenient, and comfortable public transportation services for the people of Mexico.

In recent years, China -Mexico has carried out a number of green traffic cooperation projects. In major cities such as Mexico City and Monterem, no -track trams, light rail vehicles, rubber wheel subways, electric trucks, electric taxis, etc. from China have served or will benefit local residents to help Mexico energy conservation and emission reduction and green cities.

According to Xinhua News Agency

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