Overview
- Metro CDMX implemented an operational split late Friday so trains run only between Tasqueña and Xola and between Pino Suárez and Cuatro Caminos.
- Five stations are without service: Viaducto, Chabacano, San Antonio Abad, Portales and Nativitas, with Portales and Nativitas already closed since April for platform work.
- Free RTP buses are running between Xola and Pino Suárez to cover the closed intermediate segment and help passengers make connections.
- The Metro plans to resume full through service from 05:00 on June 4, but San Antonio Abad, Portales and Nativitas will remain closed until authorities set reopening dates.
- Riders report extra travel time and added costs and complain about short notice, while authorities say the staged closures avoid a full shutdown and will leave longer-term improvements after the World Cup.