Overview
- The state invested 3,200 million pesos and says the project did not generate public debt.
- The line spans 8.4 kilometers with six stations, 48 towers and 91 cabins, delivering an end-to-end ride of about 30 minutes.
- People with disabilities will ride free, with elevators at every station and cabins designed to accommodate wheelchairs.
- Officials project about 20,000 daily users at launch, with the system able to serve up to 40,000 if demand doubles.
- Prepaid fare cards will be sold at stations and convenience stores starting one week before the opening date.