Panama Metro (Metro de Panamá)

The Panama Metro is a rapid transit system in Panama City, Panama. It connects the north and east of the metropolitan area with the city centre. On 5 April 2014, Line 1 opened, and the first public passenger journeys were made on the new system. Inspired by the opening of Line 1, this urban transit marvel has since become a vital link in the city's infrastructure, providing a fast and efficient means of transportation for residents and visitors. Line 1, spanning approximately 15.8 kilometers, connects the northern and southern areas of Panama City, passing through major business districts and residential neighborhoods. Powered by state-of-the-art technology, the Panama Metro boasts driverless trains, which contribute to its reputation for safety and reliability. As part of a comprehensive strategy to meet the city's evolving needs, the metro system has expanded with Line 2 becoming operational in 2019, and plans for further expansion are underway. With a commitment to sustainability, accessibility features and a vision of continuous growth, the Panama Metro stands as a symbol of Panama City's dedication to modern urban development and advanced public transportation.