Il governo di Città del Messico lancerà un servizio speciale di Trolebús l'11 giugno

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Il governo di Città del Messico ha annunciato un servizio speciale di Trolebús da Bellas Artes alle aree vicino all'Estadio Banorte per l'11 giugno.

Il servizio fa parte della strategia di mobilità "La Pizarra Mundialista". Le unità partiranno ogni 15 minuti a partire dalle 07:00 dalla stazione di Bellas Artes, situata tra Avenida Juárez ed Eje Central. Il percorso raggiungerà le zone di Santa Úrsula e Santo Tomás vicino all'Estadio Banorte, sede della partita inaugurale tra Messico e Sudafrica. La tariffa di andata e ritorno sarà di 350 pesos. L'Estadio Ciudad de México ospiterà cinque partite della Coppa del Mondo 2026, inclusa quella inaugurale dell'11 giugno.

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