This project is being developed under public works schemes, and therefore does not consider long-term private investment. The following data are presented for informational purposes and are provided by the promoter-convenor agencies.
Sector: Transport
Subsector: Railways
Stage: Execution
Description:
The project contemplates a railway infrastructure consisting of a 57.8 km electrified double railroad track, on elevated viaduct, with origin at the Observatorio Terminal in the west of Mexico City, and destination at the Zinacantepec Terminal in the Toluca Valley, with five intermediate stations, workshop and depots in Zinacantepec, as well as railway equipment including 30 five-car trains, with capacity for 750 passengers, maximum speed of 160 km/h and average speed of 90 km/h and a travel time of 39 minutes.
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The project is being developed under a public works scheme.
Last review: september 9, 2024
- 31/08/2024 Ministry of Infrastructure, Communications and Transportations Second stage of “El Insurgente” Mexico-Toluca Interurban Train
- 31/08/2024 Presidency Inauguration: Interurban Train ‘El Insurgente’, Santa Fe Station
- 18/09/2023 Banobras El Insurgente begins operations in its first stretch Zinacantepec-Lerma
- 15/09/2023 Presidency President AMLO inaugurates first stage of “El Insurgente”, Interurban Train Mexico-Toluca
- 18/07/2023 Ministry of Infrastructure, Communications and Transportations Zinacantepec-Lerma section of the Mexico-Toluca Interurban Train to operate in September: SICT
- 03/03/2022 Ministry of Infrastructure, Communications and Transportations SICT and Government of Mexico City sign agreement for Mexico-Toluca Interurban Train
- 26/12/2021 Ministry of Infrastructure, Communications and Transportations 41 kilometers of the Mexico-Toluca Interurban Train
- 23/11/2021 Ministry of Infrastructure, Communications and Transportations Technical visit to the Mexico-Toluca Interurban Train construction site
- 17/08/2021 Ministry of Infrastructure, Communications and Transportations 40.9 kilometers of the Mexico-Toluca Interurban Train is 100 percent completed
- 13/07/2021 Ministry of Infrastructure, Communications and Transportations Safety, fundamental for the start-up of the Mexico-Toluca Interurban Train
- 16/03/2021 Ministry of Infrastructure, Communications and Transportations SICT reallocates resources to Mexico City for the Interurban Train Mexico-Toluca
- 15/01/2021 Ministry of Infrastructure, Communications and Transportations Declaration by virtue of which the construction of the Interurban Train Mexico-Toluca is declared of public utility, in the area of 170.24 square meters, of private property, in the Municipality of Álvaro Obregón, Mexico City
Last review: august 15, 2024
22/08/2024 Banco Nacional de Obras y Servicios Públicos (Banobras) El Insurgente / Interurban Train Mexico – Toluca: Santa Fe Station
09/05/2024 Ministry of Infrastructure, Communications and Transportation Bidding Process
09/05/2024 Ministry of Infrastructure, Communications and Transportation Modifying Agreements Entered into – Interurban Train
09/05/2024 Ministry of Infrastructure, Communications and Transportation Agreements of Reassignment Celebrated – Interurban Train
09/05/2024 Ministry of Infrastructure, Communications and Transportation executed Collaboration Agreements – Tranche I, II and III
29/04/2024 Ministry of Infrastructure, Communications and Transportation Declaration of Public Utility
01/01/2023 Ministry of Infrastructure, Communications and Transportation Tariffs of the Interurban Train Mexico – Toluca
01/01/2020 Government of Mexico City Flood risk study associated to the executive project of the Interurban Train Mexico-Toluca
01/03/2019 Government of the State of Mexico Demographic Characteristics of the Mexiquense Municipalities around the Interurban Train Mexico-Toluca
03/08/2018 Ministry of Infrastructure, Communications and Transportation Contracts
01/11/2017 Ministry of Infrastructure, Communications and Transportation Authorization for change of land use on forest land
01/03/2017 Government of Mexico City Urban Impact Study
Authorized FONADIN support
