In Mexico City, various forms of public transportation offer free access to seniors who present their INAPAM ID card upon boarding, such as the Mexico City Metro.
Generally, this transportation benefit is available to people over 60; however, this is not always the case. Here’s a complete guide. Take note.
Which forms of public transportation in Mexico City are free for adults with an INAPAM card?
- Metro: Free access is available to people over 60 with an INAPAM card. They simply need to show their card to the security guards at the turnstiles at each station.
- Metrobús: This benefit applies to people over 70 years of age. They can present their INE or INAPAM card to ride for free.
- RTP: Free rides are also available for people over 60 who present their INE or INAPAM card
- Cablebús: Free rides apply to those over 60 years of age
- Light Rail: For seniors, the benefit applies to those over 60 years of age
Now, does the Mexico City–Toluca Intercity Train offer free rides with an INAPAM card? The answer is no. Its regulations specify that “there are no preferential fares, discounts, or exemptions.”
Concession-based public transportation lines in Mexico City, such as buses, also do not offer discounts.
Planning to travel? These bus lines offer a 50% discount to seniors
As for bus lines, some offer a 50% discount to people who present their INAPAM card; this is the case with: Estrella Blanca, Primera Plus, ADO, and ETN Turistar.
But keep in mind, this benefit is subject to availability. For example, ADO and Estrella Blanca allow up to two free rides per bus. Here’s more information on the subject.
