Tag: Buses
Angry Centro residents block ‘temporary’ bus stops
Residents in downtown Mérida blockaded a section of Calle 55 to prevent busses from loading and unloading passengers directly in front of their homes.
Figuring out the Centro’s new normal
On Monday morning, it took state and federal police, plus squads of green-vested guides, to help commuters...
For bus passengers in the Centro, frustration and anger
Confusion will give way to order once the public adjusts to the new Centro, said Yucatan Gov....
Plan on hold to fill buses, taxis and Ubers full capacity
Passengers queue up at a Calle 59 bus stop in Merida. Photo: Diario de Yucatan
Updated: Yucatan government...
New bus for Merida health-care heroes only
Photo: Facebook
A free bus route serves Merida's health care workers who don't feel safe on public transportation.
App will tell riders when their bus is coming
A smartphone app, revealing the locating and ETA of the city's buses, is in the works in Merida.
Big changes for bus passengers in Merida
Paseo 60
Merida, Yucatan — Tourists on ADO have a fancy new place to catch the bus, while...
1,200 polluting buses need to be replaced, says state official
But only 200 to 300 are replaced every year, the official admitted.
Fire quickly destroys city bus in the Centro
Passengers escaped a fire that destroyed an entire city bus in the Centro on Friday.
Still no date to remove bus stops from Historic Center
A plan to remove bus stops from the Centro Histórico is still moving forward, but it's moving gradually.
New-generation ADO buses to hit the road in Mérida
The ADO bus company has introduced 10 new bright-red buses to its fleet here.
Heightened security on ADO buses
A prominent bus line has installed more video cameras on buses and terminals as the summer travel season approaches.
State launches new bus system
A state-run bus system begins in January, introducing the Integrated Urban Transport System, or Situr, to commuters in Mérida.
Guatemala: Is the chicken bus worth it?
Despite its dangers, Guatemala seems to attract rugged tourists. If you’re feeling brave, it’s still a good idea to check the U.S. State Department travel safety page.