Overview
- Fuerza Amplia de Transportistas says thousands of units will block main access roads and avenues across the capital on Wednesday, October 29.
- The coalition frames the action as a last resort after more than a year of talks and over 60 working meetings without concrete outcomes.
- Leaders accuse Government Secretary César Cravioto and Mobility chief Héctor Ulises García Nieto of deflecting responsibility despite earlier assurances from Governor Clara Brugada.
- FAT says it submitted a feasibility study and seeks a fare increase and a fuel bonus, arguing operating costs have surged.
- The group highlights a regional gap, noting the State of Mexico’s minimum fare rose to 14 pesos while Mexico City’s remains at 6 pesos, and it has asked the public to plan alternate travel for the day.