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Activity, headed by Adrián Rubalcava, reaffirms synergy between the administration and users
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In order to generate conditions for faster trips and without delays in the circulation of trains on the 12 lines of the network, the general director of the Metro for one day, Mateo Flores Rodríguezcalled on users to respect the signs,
Do not cross the yellow line and do not throw objects onto the tracks.
Mateo is a 10-year-old boy, who highlights his admiration for the Metro and has even confessed himself as the number one fan of the STC, through his social networks. In his home, he has a large collection of souvenirs and memorabilia alluding to transportation, which is
backbone of mobility in Mexico City and the Metropolitan Area.
Over the years and with the support of his parents, Mateo knows the evolution of the Metro, he knows about the different train models such as the new NM22 that circulates on Line 1, as well as the MP68 or MP82 models.
In this framework and with the purpose of encouraging synergy with users, the general director of the Metro Collective Transportation System, Adrian Rubalcava Suarezreceived Mateo Flores at the headquarters of the organization, where, on instructions from the head of Government, Clara Brugada, he was appointed director of the Metro for one day.
On Saturday, Mateo supervised the train regulation tasks from Central Control Post II, led a working meeting with the heads of the areas of Operation, Institutional Security, Industrial Security, Civil Protection, Customer Service.
User and Legal.
Subsequently, Mateo and the Metro work team inspected the operation of Line 1, in direct interaction with a NM22 train and its driver, on a route along the tunnel.
It should be noted that Metro fans of all ages have the opportunity to interact with Metro authorities to take guided tours. Contact can be established through the institutional social networks @MetroCDMX or through the
Metro Call Center.
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