Introduction to the Project
The Head of Government, Clara Brugada Molina, unveiled the Cablebús Line 6 project, connecting the boroughs of Milpa Alta, Tláhuac, and Xochimilco. This ambitious initiative spans 12.3 kilometers, includes seven stations, and is set to become the most significant mobility project in Mexico City’s southeastern region, benefiting approximately 90,000 residents in Milpa Alta, Xochimilco, and Tláhuac.
Project Details
- The Cablebús Line 6 will connect the communities of Milpa Alta, Tláhuac, and Xochimilco, encompassing a 12.3-kilometer route with seven stations.
- This project aims to provide integrated solutions in security, water supply, urban aesthetics, lighting, and mobility for the town of San Juan Ixtayopan and neighboring communities.
- The new line will take around 45 minutes to complete a full circuit, surpassing the current Línea 2 of Iztapalapa’s Cablebús, which is 10.6 kilometers long.
Project Impact and Benefits
Brugada Molina emphasized that the Cablebús Line 6 project will not only improve mobility but also transform San Juan Ixtayopan through enhanced security, water supply, urban aesthetics, lighting, and road reorganization. This initiative aligns with the Head of Government’s commitment to sustainable, eco-friendly transportation that supports underserved communities.
Security Measures
The Secretary of Security, Pablo Vázquez Camacho, announced that police patrols in San Juan Ixtayopan will double, increasing the number of officers and patrols from one to four. Additionally, anti-vehicle theft and extortion strategies will be implemented, along with the establishment of a police module.
Urban Improvements
The Secretary of Public Works, Raúl Basulto Luviano, outlined plans for a comprehensive intervention in San Juan Ixtayopan through the “Comunidad Iluminada y Segura” (Illuminated and Secure Community) program, which will light all streets and avenues. The “Yólotl Anáhuac” program will also enhance community appearances with façade painting, graffiti, and mural creation.
Community Engagement
In San Juan Ixtayopan, a citizen consultation will be held in the coming weeks to gauge community support for constructing a Cablebús station near the area. This inclusive approach ensures that residents’ voices are heard and respected throughout the project.
Key Figures’ Support
Tláhuac’s Alcaldesa, Berenice Hernández Calderón, praised the Head of Government’s dedication to the city’s peripheries and highlighted the positive impact of mobility projects on the entire population.
Key Questions and Answers
- What is the Cablebús Line 6 project? It’s a transportation initiative connecting Milpa Alta, Tláhuac, and Xochimilco boroughs with seven stations over 12.3 kilometers, aiming to improve mobility and urban living conditions.
- Who is behind the project? The Head of Government, Clara Brugada Molina, is leading this initiative in collaboration with various city departments.
- What benefits will the project bring to San Juan Ixtayopan? Enhanced security, improved water supply, better urban aesthetics, increased lighting, and road reorganization are expected.
- How will the community be involved in the project? A citizen consultation will be held to gather input on constructing a Cablebús station in San Juan Ixtayopan.
