Metro CDMX Suspends Service at Stations on Line B for Track Inspection

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May 8, 2025

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Background and Relevance of the Metro CDMX Director

The Sistema de Transporte Colectivo (STC) Metro of Mexico City, under the leadership of newly appointed Director Adrián Rubalcava, temporarily suspended service at Deportivo Oceanía and Bosque de Aragón stations on Line B due to a track inspection following reports of a derailed tire by some users.

Service Disruption and Provisional Alternatives

According to the STC Metro’s official statement via social media, “provisional service is being offered between Buenavista and Oceanía stations, as well as between Villa de Aragón and Ciudad Azteca.” This measure aims to minimize the impact on commuters while ensuring safety.

To assist affected passengers, Rubalcava announced on social media that units from the Ciudad de México Passenger Transport Network (RTP) would be deployed to transport users between Oceanía and Villa de Aragón stations.

Director Rubalcava’s Role and Commitment

Adrián Rubalcava, who assumed the position of Director General of the STC Metro on the same day, expressed his commitment to restoring full service as soon as possible. His appointment follows the departure of Guillermo Calderón, ensuring continuity in managing Mexico City’s critical public transportation system.

Key Questions and Answers

  • What is the reason for the service suspension? The Metro CDMX temporarily halted service at Deportivo Oceanía and Bosque de Aragón stations on Line B for a track inspection following reports of a derailed tire.
  • Which stations are affected, and how is service being maintained? Service has been provisionally offered between Buenavista and Oceanía stations, as well as between Villa de Aragón and Ciudad Azteca. The RTP units are also being used to transport passengers between Oceanía and Villa de Aragón stations.
  • Who is Adrián Rubalcava, and what is his role? Adrián Rubalcava is the newly appointed Director General of the Sistema de Transporte Colectivo (STC) Metro of Mexico City, succeeding Guillermo Calderón. His primary responsibility is overseeing the city’s public transportation system.
  • What is Rubalcava’s commitment regarding the service restoration? Rubalcava has expressed his dedication to restoring full Metro CDMX service on Line B as quickly as possible.