Metro services to change routes due to northern extension work | ATU | Emape | Municipality of Lima | Peru

Urban Transport Authority for Lima and Cala (Further) announced some regular, express and feeder services Metropolis The routes and stops of the four stations of the Northern Extension will vary when they become operational, and they are partially provided for. Municipality of Lima (MML)Last October 31.

The company said it was working on one Emergency Action Plan This includes the implementation of new services and routes Metropolis To meet the demand generated by the operation of those stations.

In parallel, the Further They are checking the route of buses without passengers. This includes the entry and exit maneuvers of units in shipments, activation of sensors on doors and their opening and closing.

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Likewise, installation and testing of collection and traffic light system for Northern Extension Metropolis (Continued to be administered by Municipality of Lima), among other functional features.

“This progress is a milestone because it shows once again that there are results when officials work together. When we started our administration, this work was stalled, but with the support of the Mayor of Lima. EmabWe have overcome these inconveniences”The Executive Chairman said FurtherJose Aguilar.

The Further pointed out that From the second half of December Changes will apply to some routes and stops Regular, Express and Feeder services Metropolis.

Which four stations will start functioning?

Four stations to be operational From December 15 They are Universidad, 22 de Agosto, Belante and Las Incas. This represents 7.4 km of the route, out of a total of over 10 km of work.

The rest Construction infrastructure13 stations, one terminal and one workshop yard, will be served by Municipality of LimaBy EmabNot later than July 27, 2024, and more than 350,000 citizens living in the Lima Norte districts of Independencia, Los Olivos, Comas, Carabayllo and Puente Piedra will benefit.