Overview
- Fuerza Amplia de Transportistas plans to block major avenues and city access points on Wednesday, Oct. 29, with marches of units and possible service stoppages.
- The group, which represents more than 8,000 concessionaires, is pressing for a two‑peso fare increase and a fuel bonus it says were promised but not delivered.
- Union leaders cite more than 60 negotiation tables and a submitted feasibility study as evidence that talks have stalled without concrete results.
- Government secretary César Cravioto said blockades will not accelerate decisions and indicated the administration aims to reach agreements in the coming weeks.
- Transportistas point to a regional gap after the State of Mexico raised fares from 12 to 14 pesos, while Mexico City’s minimum remains at 6 pesos, and they urged the public to seek alternative travel for the protest day.