Photos from Tren Ligero (TL) de la Ciudad de México

There are 11 tram and light rail photos from Tren Ligero (TL) de la Ciudad de México on Tram Travels.

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🇲🇽 Mexico City Light Rail | Tren Ligero (2024)The Mexico City light rail (Tren Ligero) is a 13 kilometer light rail line which was originally built as a streetcar. This line was opened as a light rail line in 1986 however operated as a streetcar line part of the Mexico City Streetcar system before the conversion. The line has gone through many conditions being most recently neglected in the 2010s before the recent renovations to the line. The line went through a complete renovation throughout 2019 to 2021 upgrading the rails so trains can reach higher speeds. The rolling stock has also evolved with 5 different types of trains running currently on the line. The first of the newest TE 23 trains was acquired in 2023 and put into service on the 3rd of January 2024. All older trains were repainted when the renovation was complete having a blue and black livery corresponding to the Transportes Electricos logo. Each of the 8 other new trains are planned to be delivered and inaugurated throughout the next year or two enhancing capacity and frequency on the heavily saturated line. The fare can be paid with the Movilidad Integrada transport card and costs $3 Mexican pesos per ride making it the cheapest form of public transport in the city. The line is an amazing way to get around the south end of the city and if you ever need to use it I fully recommend it. Enjoy the video :) For pictures and more content follow my Instagram ❤ == https://www.instagram.com/transportinternational_/By Transport International 🌎 - January 20, 2024.

Travel card for Tren Ligero (TL) de la Ciudad de México, the back (2021)Integrated mobility in Mexico City. One city, one system. 90 0000000093EC1232By Tren Ligero (TL) de la Ciudad de México - November 20, 2021.

Travel card for Tren Ligero (TL) de la Ciudad de México, the front (2021)By Tren Ligero (TL) de la Ciudad de México.
November 20, 2021.

Mexico City tram line Tren Ligero (TL) with articulated tram 040 at Tasqueña (2021)By Silas Boye Nissen.
November 19, 2021.

Mexico City tram line Tren Ligero (TL) with articulated tram 034 at Xotepingo (2021)By Silas Boye Nissen.
November 18, 2021.

Mexico City tram line Tren Ligero (TL) with articulated tram 037 at Xotepingo (2021)By Silas Boye Nissen.
November 18, 2021.

Mexico City tram line Tren Ligero (TL) at Estano Azteca (2003)By Henrik Boye.
December 22, 2003.

Mexico City tram line Tren Ligero (TL) with articulated tram 019 at Estano Azteca (2003)By Henrik Boye.
December 22, 2003.

Mexico City tram line Tren Ligero (TL) with articulated tram 022 at Xochimilco (2003)By Henrik Boye.
December 22, 2003.

Mexico City tram line Tren Ligero (TL) with articulated tram 023 at Tasqueña (2003)By Henrik Boye.
December 22, 2003.

Postcard: Mexico City tram line El Tren Ligero Línea 1 with articulated tram 010 near Estano Azteca (1986)Mexico City, Mexico Photo: William G. Mexico City, Mexico #010 - Articulated re-built PCC - Street cars - by U.T.D.C. location North of Aztec Station Line E - Azteca - Nov/86By Henrik Boye, William G - November 1986.

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