The Mexico City Metro is a rapid transit system serving the metropolitan area in Mexico City. ... It starts at The Rosary and terminates at Martin Carrera. It currently has 11 stations and is ...

Two trains collided on Mexico City’s subway system Saturday, killing at least one person and injuring 57 others, the city’s mayor said. CNN values your feedback 1.

Mexico City's neglected subway spotlights issues of inequality, poor public services and corruption so flagrant it kills. The mayor sent in troops. Metro crashes in Mexico City kill dozens.

Inaugurated in 1969, the Mexico City Metro covers 226km, with 195 stations on 12 lines. Authorities estimate it moved a total of 837 million passengers in 2021. However, the metro system is often ...

The Mexico City subway system has 226.5 kilometers (141 miles) of track and 195 stations. It serves an average of 4.6 million passengers every day. World Travel News ...

Inaugurated in 1969, the Mexico City Metro covers 226 kilometers (140 miles) with 195 stations on 12 different lines. Authorities estimate it moved a total of 837 million passengers in 2021.

Nine out of 10 women who’ve ridden Mexico City’s public metro system claim to have been victims of sexual harassment despite cars that are reserved only for women and children.

One person has been killed and 57 injured after two subway trains collided in Mexico City. ... "I am at the Potrero Metro station where the crash occurred. It is unknown what caused the emergency ( ...

A metro system by its nature is a sprawling web of lines: Mexico City’s includes 140 miles of tracks running underground in subways, aboveground as you can see above, and on elevated platforms.

“And for that reason, I allowed myself to speak with the president and request the presence of the National Guard in the Mexico City Metro.” The deployment is scheduled to begin at 2 p.m. Thursday.

Inaugurated in 1969, the Mexico City Metro covers 226 kilometres with 195 stations on 12 different lines. Authorities estimate it moved a total of 837m passengers in 2021.

A metro system by its nature is a sprawling web of lines: Mexico City’s includes 140 miles of tracks running underground in subways, aboveground as you can see above, and on elevated platforms ...