Toledo City Hall will modify from November 4 eight bus lines and will launch, with the arrival of new electric buses, line 32, which will connect the neighborhoods of Valparaíso and La Legua to the University Hospital of Toledo, while the line 62one of the busiest in the city which connects the Plaza de Zocodover to the southern area of the residential area passing by the University Hospital, does not undergo any change in route, although The frequency will increase from 52 to 65 shipments. The neighborhood of Santa María de Benquerencia will have the new line 94, which will be circular between the residential zone and the industrial zone.
The first changes will affect the lines 1, 2, 81, 82, 83, 92, 93 and 94, while the new lines will have to wait for the arrival of the new electric buses purchased, whose delivery will be delayed due to the conflict in the Middle East since they are sent from China by ship and this ship had to modify its initial route through the war conflict. Here is how the mobility advisor explained it, Iñaki Jiménez, who presented this Tuesday the news of the service accompanied by the manager of Unauto, Miguel Alconcheland the traffic manager of the Toledo city bus service concessionaire, Javier Rodriguez.
Changes on lines 1 and 2 will be minimal and This only affects the change from Rigoberto Menchú Street to Cuenca and Barcelona Streets.
The lines will be unified 81, 82 and 83 on a single line, 83, increasing its frequency towards the National Paraplegic Hospital and the Three Cultures Hospital.
THE line 92 will stop passing through Jarama Street, while the line 94, newly created, It will become circular between residential and industrial areas.
Line 93, which connects Buenavista to Polígono, maintains the route, but increases the frequencies. The frequency is adjusted to 25-30 minutes on Sundays and public holidays
Line 32 will be newly created and will directly connect the neighborhoods of La Legua and Valparaíso to the University Hospital of Toledo. The route will be direct with stops on Avenida de la Legua, Juan Correa de Vivar Street and Vistahermosa Avenue.
