Terreros (TransMilenio)

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Terreros - Hospital C.V.
LocationSoacha
Colombia
History
OpenedDecember 27, 2013
Services
Preceding station TransMilenio Following station
Leon XIII
towards Comuneros
G San Mateo
Terminus

The single station Terreros - Hospital C.V. is part of the massive transport system Bogotá, TransMilenio, opened in the year 2000.

Location[]

The station is located in the northeast-central sector of Soacha, specifically on the Autopista Sur with Calle 35. In its vicinity are the general police command of Soacha and the cardiovascular hospital of which also takes its first name. It also serves the demand of San Mateo, Rincón de Santa Fe, El Trébol and its environs.

History[]

The inauguration of the station was delayed due to delays in the construction of phase I in Soacha. The August 4 A new car was put into operation on the south side of the pedestrian bridge that gives access to the station to expand the capacity of the station.[1]

Etymology[]

The first name of the station is in direct allusion to a hacienda declared historical heritage of Soacha and by the that passes close to the station. Your middle name Takes it from the child's cardiovascular hospital located 700 meters from the station, the station is located in the wide sector of San Mateo, making the Avenue one of the main entrances to the San Mateo neighborhood.

Service Station[]

Main Services[]

Services rendered from December 27, 2013
Type Routes to the North Routes to the West South routes
Express
Monday to Saturday all day
E44 K43 G43 G44
Express
weekday mornings and afternoon rush hour
G46 G45
Express
Sundays and holidays
K98 G98

Cable[]

The station will have an aerial cable system similar to the Metrocable of the city of Medellín, this Metrocable will have four stations and will cover about 25 districts of the municipality of Soacha. [2]

References[]

  1. ^ "Transmilenio Soacha has over six years behind". . January 17, 2012.
  2. ^ "Santos undertook to build aerial cable in Soacha". Caracol Radio. December 25, 2012.

External links[]

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