This Monday, May 1, is a national holiday to commemorate the Labor Day, but there is a large sector of people who provide essential services and celebrate this day by fulfilling their work activities. Along these lines, the Urban Transport Authority for Lima and Callao (TO YOU) announced the special schedules that public transport services will have during this day.
Lima Subway
The service of Line 1 of the Lima Metro will serve from 05:30 am to 10:00 pm The interval between trains will be between 8 and 15 minutes depending on the time slot already established.
Metropolitan
The buses of routes A, B and C will provide the service from 05:00 am to 10:00 pm, and the feeder routes will operate until 11:00 pm The Expreso 4 service will operate from the Naranjal terminal to the Plaza station de Flores from 06:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.
complementary corridors
The buses of the red, blue and purple corridors will be available from 5:00 am to 10:30 pm, in their usual services.
Cab
The units authorized by the ATU may provide taxi service 24 hours a day.
Public transport
Regular public transport buses will circulate in Lima and Callao on a regular basis from 04:30 am to midnight, subject to service demand.
The ATU recommended that users take appropriate precautions and take into account the hours established for this holiday and thus avoid inconveniences on their trips. Likewise, within the framework of a good coexistence on public transport buses, he recommended boarding and getting off the vehicles in authorized whereaboutsrespect the reserved seats for users with reduced mobility, the elderly, pregnant women and people with minors in their arms.
The ATU reminded the public that the Lima Pass card and the Metropolitan card They can be used both in the Metropolitan and in the complementary corridors. “Remember that you can use the Lima Pass and the Metropolitano card to travel in the services of the complementary corridors and the Metropolitano,” he indicated through his social networks and urged users to recharge them in advance to avoid inconveniences and expedite boarding. to the buses
The routes 101 and 107 of the yellow corridor, that united the districts of San Martín de Porres and Villa el Salvador and Surco, temporarily stopped operating since last April 24, due to complications in the financial situation of the concessionary company. The ATU indicated that this measure was taken by mutual agreement with Peru Bus Internacional SA
Days later it became known that the purple corridor the same fate would run, due to disagreements between the board of operators and officials of the ATU. The concessionaire companies issued a new statement in which they announced that they will continue to provide the transportation service and reported that On Wednesday, May 3, they will meet with the senior management of the ATUin order to find solutions to the economic and operational problems they suffer.
