Keep this in mind! The Mexico-Toluca Intercity Train will fine people $100 if they do not register their entry correctly or misuse the facilities. If you travel on this transport, you must pay close attention to the regulations.
As you probably already know, the El Insurgente train recently began offering service at all its stations, which has made it easier to travel from Mexico City to Toluca. As it is a new form of transport, there are many questions about its rules, but here is a summary of them so that you are not caught off guard. Especially when boarding.
Cards and codes for boarding and alighting

To access the service, you can only use yourIntegrated Mobility Card (TUMI) or a QR code, both of which are for individual use.
- Scan your card or code at the turnstiles when entering and exiting. Therefore, if you are traveling with a QR code, do not lose it or damage it, as you will also have to register your exit.
- Be careful, as your code registration must match the start and end stations of the trip you indicated when you made your purchase.
In what cases must you pay a $100 fine on the Intercity Train?
- When you do not register your entry or exit, either with a Mobility Card or QR code.
- Those who get off at a station other than the one indicated on their QR code.
- If you lose your QR code.

In addition to the entry rules, there are other points to keep in mind when traveling on El Insurgente:
To ensure your safety
- While on the premises, you must walk in the directions indicated.
- Children under 12 years of age may only enter when accompanied by an adult.
- Do not cross the yellow safety lines while waiting for the train!
- You may only board or exit the train when the door button is illuminated with a green light.
- If any object falls onto the tracks, it must be reported immediately.
- You are not allowed to enter with exposed metal objects; if you need to transport them, they must be packed.
Prohibited items
- Those with exposed sharp points and edges.
- Skates or sports shoes such as cleats or studs.
- Cigarettes, vapes, matches, and flammable items.
- Bicycles and skates.
To learn more about the rules, you can consult the Intercity Train regulations here.