On October 20th, the initiation act of the First Metro Line in Bogotá was signed, Claudia López and the National Government signed the initiation act to begin works on the first line of the Bogota Metro, a route of 24 kilometers, which will have 16 stations that will go from the Portal de las Américas to Calle 72 and Avenida Caracas.
Recently, several mobility experts from the region have celebrated the arrival of the Metro system to Bogotá, among them the mobility expert Ana Laura Morais, planning director of the Panama Metro.
Regarding the successes in the planning strategy and as an international expert in urban transport, she highlighted, “I am in love with the Bogotá Metro because this is a project where the city is ahead, where a lot will be invested in the recovery of public spaces and create a real partnership between citizen development and mobility; and not all cities have had the opportunity to propose these projects like this ”.
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To know more details of about her statements:
"Yo estoy enamorada de este proyecto, porque se va a invertir mucho en recuperación de espacio público y en crear una asociación real entre el desarrollo urbano y la movilidad", #AsíLoDijo Ana Laura Morais, directora de planificación de @elmetrodepanama, sobre el @MetroBogotapic.twitter.com/DE3TkLzgQ5
— Metro de Bogotá (@MetroBogota) November 17, 2020
To know the benefits that the Metro will bring to Bogotá, we invite you to consult the following note with the voice of Mayor Claudia López:
No hay una obra más anhelada y que más ilusione el alma de los bogotanos, que su metro. El metro es mucho más que un medio de transporte,es sobre todo un símbolo de unidad, de igualdad y de transformación de nuestra sociedad.
— Claudia López 👍 (@ClaudiaLopez) October 20, 2020
¡El Metro hace parte de nuestra vida!#ArrancaElMetropic.twitter.com/qJXthgrTsF
