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quantitative
A peer-reviewed measurement put throughput on the busiest trunk section at about 43,000 passengers per hour per direction, with a practical ceiling near 48,000 at 150 passengers per bus
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clm-bdde448d5e216f47
quantitative
A peer-reviewed measurement put throughput on the busiest trunk section at about 43,000 passengers per hour per direction, with a practical ceiling near 48,000 at 150 passengers per bus
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src-dedf596ab6b98a2eVol. 39(1):139-142. Abstract states 'actual throughput of 43,000 passengers hourly per direction with average bus occupancy of 150 passengers' and a practical capacity of '48,000 passengers per hour per direction with its existing infrastructure and 150 passengers per bus' (35,000 at 110 passengers per bus). Sole basis for the capacity figures; the entry attributes them rather than claiming any world record. Note the lead author was closely associated with the system's evaluation literature.
src-5d1e1e177c640c59Vol. 116(2):418-63. Establishes that an independent economic evaluation exists and that conventional commute-time benefit calculations capture only about half the total welfare gain, with 'distributional impacts are modest'. No single headline number is quoted in the entry because the paper's results are model-based.
src-6d471ed210573b44Fetched successfully. Establishes the control centre is new, not original: 1,200 m2, 209 workstations, the first time in the system's 25-year history that operations and security run from one location; supervises up to 4 million daily trips and more than 10,700 buses; roughly 2,700 fixed cameras plus over 36,900 onboard; AI video analytics and onboard GPS; more than 40 million data records processed per day; coordinates Troncal, TransMiZonal and TransMiCable — the evidence that TransMilenio S.A.'s remit extends beyond the BRT.
src-280c03de5941f077Fetched successfully. Lists three GTFS-realtime endpoints (vehiclepos.pb, serviceAlerts.pb, tripupdate.pb). Carries no licence or terms-of-use statement of any kind — the basis for 'no licence attached' in the snippet.
src-380e662f75e765ebStatic GTFS document dated 2025-07-23 on the operator's ArcGIS Hub portal, alongside 17 SITP datasets on the Bogotá open data portal. Established via search index; the individual document page was not fetched directly. First publication year of the GTFS feed could not be established and is not claimed.
src-1a330612403d29d4States a gradual renewal and modernisation of the fleet control system beginning 3 January 2024, enabling real-time management of the trunk and dual fleet, with GPS equipment on each trunk vehicle. FETCH FAILED: transmilenio.gov.co returns HTTP 403 to automated retrieval; content established via search index. Editor may wish to re-check before sealing.
src-13dc2073a370190dSole source located for the sequence: collection concession awarded to Recaudo Bogotá S.A.S. on 16 June 2011 for 16 years; the card launched with the SITP in January 2012; unification of payment onto TuLlave across all TransMilenio stations began 2 September 2015. Tertiary source, used because the operator's own TuLlave page returns HTTP 403. The September 2015 date is the load-bearing one for the 'data layer came later' framing and should be re-checked if a primary source becomes reachable.
src-5b2eb57acebef8bcFetched successfully. Carrying sentence: 'La evasión en el componente troncal de TransMilenio pasó de 29,6 % en 2022 a 13,1% en 2024', and 'La evasión sigue generando pérdidas superiores a $100.000 millones de pesos por semestre'. The article attributes the figures to councillors Cristina Calderón Restrepo and María Clara Name in a Bogotá council debate, not to a TransMilenio publication — so these are council-cited, not audited, numbers.
src-428422cacca12e89Council item headlined 'La evasión en TransMilenio le costó a Bogotá más de $265 mil millones en 2025'. FETCH FAILED: HTTP 503. Search-index summaries additionally report trunk evasion of about 15% at the close of 2025, rising 1.29 points in the second half after metro works forced the removal of automatic doors and access control on the Caracas corridor — that finer detail is NOT carried in the entry because it could not be verified sentence-level.
src-cd7b1024b46b38bf9 March 2012: blockades at all portales, stations damaged on Caracas (Calles 39, 45, 72 and Marly), Calle 80 and Las Américas; Marly station destroyed and looted; 28 detained; the Procuraduría General de la Nación named overcrowding and fare increases as triggers. Corroborated by NBC News, 'Police and protesters clash over public transportation in Bogota' (https://www.nbcnews.com/news/world/police-protesters-clash-over-public-transportation-bogota-flna391240). Not fetched directly; established via search index.
src-aa2290f507a24198Fetched successfully. Academic critique of the contracting model: 388 km of exclusive bus lanes planned against 109 km completed by 2014; operators paid per kilometre run regardless of service quality; fares among the highest in Latin America relative to the minimum wage (11.6% vs 5.4% in Quito). Its further figures (2015 deficit, share of the fare going to operators, a 96% rise in accidents after a bus life-extension decision) are deliberately NOT carried in the entry — single-source and not independently corroborated.
src-71e8d5b54b527c36Mayor Claudia López revoked the tender for the TransMilenio trunk on Carrera Séptima by administrative act, replacing it with a multimodal 'Corredor Verde'; Semana then reports the District revoking the Corredor Verde tender in turn (https://www.semana.com/politica/articulo/distrito-destapa-las-cartas-del-futuro-de-la-carrera-septima-en-bogota-tras-revocar-licitacion-del-corredor-verde-de-claudia-lopez/202431/). Together they establish that the corridor is still unbuilt. Neither fetched directly; established via search index.
src-b7918ba33a4e806cLine 1 at 80.37% overall progress as of 30 June 2026; 16 stations, fully elevated, commercial operation planned for the first quarter of 2028. Basis for 'more than 80% complete'. Establishes the metro as a separate project, deliberately not described in this entry beyond the historical link that Peñalosa shelved metro plans to build the busway.
src-2e6a65c5ef0b4d47Establishes the entity relationship required for scope: TRANSMILENIO S.A. is the managing entity (ente gestor) that plans, manages and controls the SITP, adopted as Bogotá's public transport system by Decree 309 of 2009. FETCH FAILED: HTTP 403; content established via search index and corroborated by the control-centre article, which shows the same company coordinating Troncal, TransMiZonal and TransMiCable.
src-c6f69d87902f3773General manager María Fernanda Ortiz: the District subsidises 50% of the TransMilenio fare, set at COP 3,550 for 2026. Sole basis for the funding field. Not fetched directly; established via search index headline and summary.