How Quintana Roo Plans to Ditch 'Man-Trucks' for Luxury Travel Corridors

Cancun unveils ambitious plan to revolutionize public transport, replacing 'man-trucks' with modern corridors. Project aims to connect with Mayan Train, integrate current operators as shareholders.

How Quintana Roo Plans to Ditch 'Man-Trucks' for Luxury Travel Corridors
Quintana Roo's public transport is about to get a serious upgrade. More comfort, less stress, and a whole lot more style. 😎

In a move that promises to redefine public transportation across Quintana Roo, Rodrigo Alcázar Urrutia, head of the Quintana Roo Mobility Institute, recently outlined significant advancements in the state’s ambitious new transportation system. Set to create a seamless link between local public transit and the much-anticipated Mayan Train, this new initiative will prioritize efficiency, accessibility, and sustainability. Alcázar Urrutia presented these updates at the third edition of the Me Lleva el Tren forum, held in Cancun, where industry leaders and international experts gathered to discuss Mexico’s latest transport innovations.

The Quintana Roo Mobility Institute’s vision for the region’s transit system focuses on replacing outdated transport models with a high-capacity, coordinated network. This network will create a direct connection between local public transportation and the Mayan Train, the latest infrastructure marvel in the Yucatán Peninsula. Experts at the forum highlighted that the new system, modeled after successful urban transport strategies seen in Mexico City and Monterrey, will bring Cancun and surrounding areas closer to world-class standards in terms of urban mobility.