BusCaracas

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BusCaracas
Overview
Locale	Caracas, Venezuela
Transit type	bus rapid transit
Number of stations	11
Daily ridership	30000
Operation
Began operation	October 2012
Operator	Metro de Caracas C.A.
Technical
System length	5.2 KM (3.2 miles)

The BusCaracas is a bus rapid transit system that serves Caracas, the capital of Venezuela. The system opened to the public in October 2012 , covering San José de Cotiza, La Bandera and El Cementerio. Other lines have been added gradually over the next several years.

Stations

• Las Flores
• Panteón
• Socorro
• La Hoyada (With transfer to line 1 of Caracas Metro)
• El Cristo
• Roca Tarpeya
• Presidente Medina
• El INCES
• Roosevelt
• La Bandera (With transfer to line 3 of Caracas Metro)
• Los Ilustres

References