The Trambús, set to launch in 2026, aims to significantly cut travel time between the southern and northern regions of Buenos Aires using exclusive lanes and electric vehicles.
The Buenos Aires government has announced the upcoming service of Trambús, a new public transportation option designed to connect the southern and northern parts of the city. Expected to be operational by 2026, this service will utilize electric vehicles that emulate trams but will operate on wheels along dedicated routes. The initiative is part of the city's effort to improve urban mobility and reduce travel times, particularly between the neighborhoods of Nueva Pompeya and Aeroparque.
The Trambús will feature synchronized traffic lights to enhance efficiency and ensure minimal delays. This project represents a significant shift towards sustainable urban transport, relying on 100% electric and quiet vehicles that are environmentally friendly. The first section of the service, known as Trambús T1, is marketed as a fast, electric, and sustainable option for commuters, offering an innovative solution to the challenges of urban congestion.
As the Trambús is integrated into the city's transport network, it will provide residents with new possibilities for commuting, including connections to other modes of transport. By facilitating easier access across the city, this megaproject aims to not only improve travel times but also contribute positively to the overall urban environment, making Buenos Aires a more accessible and sustainable city for its inhabitants.
