Overview
- Governor Pablo Lemus said no rider will pay 14 pesos and confirmed the 11-peso fare applies with cash, the Tarjeta Única and Mi Movilidad cards.
- The 5-peso student rate continues statewide with CURP and academic record verification, and free transport programs for older adults, people with disabilities and other groups remain in place.
- The Tarjeta Única stays in operation as an optional multiuse card run by Broxel, whose role drew consumer and privacy concerns reported by critics and by Condusef assessments.
- The state will cover 3 pesos per bus trip for operators to meet the 14-peso technical fare, an outlay La Jornada estimates at about 7.92 million pesos daily and roughly 2.89 billion pesos per year.
- Local deputies welcomed the reversal but pressed for the formal decree and funding details as a provisional amparo shields 35 students and additional legal challenges proceed, with card distribution still far from universal.