Monterrey Metro (Sistema de Transporte Colectivo Metrorrey)

The Metrore, officially Sistema de Transport Colectivo Metrore, is a rapid transit system in Monterrey, Nuevo León, Mexico. The metro started operations in 1991. The system operates 50 high-floor electric trains with a total system of 40 stations along a length of 40 kilometers (25 mi). Since its inception, the Monterrey Metro has expanded, adding additional lines and stations to serve the growing population and meet the increasing demand for accessible public transportation. With its modern infrastructure, commitment to sustainability, and efforts to seamlessly integrate with other modes of transit, the Monterrey Metro is evidence of Monterrey's commitment to enhancing urban mobility and fostering a well-connected metropolitan area.

OperatorNuevo León state government
Operation start25 April 1991
Total Lines3 Metro Lines
Total Station39 Active Stations
Metro City/CountryMonterrey Mexico
Official Webhttps://www.nl.gob.mx/?P=metrorrey

Metro linesStationsTerminal stations
▣ Line 119Talleres ⇄ Exposición
▣ Line 213Sendero ⇄ Zaragoza
▣ Line 39Hospital Metropolitano ⇄ Zaragoza

  • The Monterrey Metro began operations in 1991, making it a relatively recent addition to Mexico's metro systems.
  • The Monterrey Metro was the first metro system in Mexico to introduce driverless trains, which contributed to increased efficiency and safety.
  • The initial line, Line 1, runs from north to south of Monterrey, connecting different important areas of the city.
  • Over the past few years, the Monterrey Metro has expanded its network by adding additional lines and stations to better serve the growing population.
  • The metro system is part of Monterrey's unified fare system, which allows passengers to use a single fare card for different modes of public transportation.
  • The Monterrey Metro is a popular means of transportation, serving the daily travel needs of a large number of residents.
  • The metro system boasts modern infrastructure, including stations designed to accommodate accessibility needs and provide a comfortable travel experience.
  • The Monterrey Metro connects key areas such as industrial areas, educational institutions, and residential neighborhoods, contributing to the overall connectivity of the city.
  • The metro system has played a role in shaping urban development in Monterrey, influencing the development and accessibility of different parts of the city.
  • The Monterrey Metro continues to be improved and expanded to meet the city's evolving transportation needs and enhance the overall public transit experience.
Metro NetworkLinesStations
Mexico City Metro12165
Sistema de Tren Electrico Urbano453