Public Transportation
Mexico's capital city offers a wide range of public transportation options, including buses and Latin America's longest subway system.
The Sistema de Transporte Colectivo in Mexico City consists of 12 metro lines covering a total of 170 kilometers. The fare for a single trip, with no restrictions on line transfers, is 3 MXN.
Local Transportation
RTP and Peseros buses are popular modes of local public transportation in Mexico City. The average fare ranges from 3 to 4.5 MXN depending on the distance. You can also spot "ladies" buses with pink stickers on the windshield.
Mexico City boasts an extensive trolleybus network with a total length of 400 kilometers. During rush hours, trolleybuses tend to be less crowded compared to subways or regular buses.
Taxis in Mexico City provide a quick way to get around. It's advisable to choose Sitio and Turismo taxis from the 250,000 registered vehicles. Prices typically range from 6 to 12 MXN per kilometer.
With several major transportation hubs, Mexico City's transportation system facilitates the rapid movement of both tourists and locals.
