In Edomex, a Transcendent Leap in Urban Mobility: New Aerial Transit System to Halve Commute Times for Thousands in Naucalpan / @isaacsolar @GobNau >>>

#MobilityRevolution2026 #Mundial2026 —– #Naucalpán, #StateOfMéxico.- In a landmark display of intermodal connectivity, the expansion of the #Mexicable Line 3 in Naucalpan has achieved a remarkable 70 percent construction milestone as of early 2026. Governor #DelfinaGómezÁlvarez and Municipal President #IsaacMontoyaMárquez recently inspected the «strategic renovation plan» at La Tolva station, confirming that the project remains ahead of schedule. This transformative cable car system is poised to serve an initial 40,000 daily commuters, offering an efficacious alternative to traditional transit. By soaring above the rugged topography, the line will dramatically halve travel times from sixty to a mere thirty minutes.

The superstructure of the cable car now stretches across the horizon, signaling a new era of mobility for more than sixty local communities. During their visit to the San Antonio Zomeyucan station, officials verified that over half of the sixty-two support towers have been successfully anchored into the terrain. This aerial network represents a paramount investment in the state’s infrastructure, designed to link 700,000 residents directly to the Mexico City metropolitan area. Such progress underscores the administration’s commitment to delivering a modern, high-capacity transport system that defies geographical barriers.

An ambitious extension of the original project was formally announced, increasing the total count from ten to eleven stations to include the Alce Blanco district. This judicious addition is expected to significantly broaden the network’s reach, capturing a larger demographic of workers and students in industrial zones. The technical integration of this new terminal ensures that the 9.5-kilometer route provides comprehensive coverage across the region’s most densely populated sectors. Mayor Isaac Montoya Márquez lauded this expansion as a pivotal move toward regional economic integration and social equity.

Governor Delfina Gómez Álvarez has prioritized this initiative as a quintessential pillar of her environmental policy, emphasizing its zero-emission operational profile. The project serves as a model for sustainable urban planning, specifically benefiting families residing in steep, high-access neighborhoods where traditional roads are often congested.

This altruistic vision for public works ensures that the dignity of the commuter remains the central focus of every engineering decision made. The unwavering dedication of the municipal and state teams has successfully turned a complex logistical challenge into a tangible triumph for the «Fourth Transformation» in Naucalpan.

«Progress is not an accident, but a necessity,» as noted by the British statesman Herbert Spencer, reflecting the relentless drive toward a more connected and equitable future. #NaucalpanConnects – #SustainableTransit

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