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Avenue 68 Transmilenio corridor

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Stations Bus rapid transit (BRT) system Bridge

Description: The project calls for the construction of a new bus corridor, which will form part of the Transmilenio BRT system. It will serve the neighborhoods of Antonio Nariño, Barrios Unidos, Suba, Engativá, Fontibón, Puente Aranda, Kennedy, Tunjuelito and Rafael Uribe, and feed into the planned line one of the Bogotá metro. I-t will reduce travel times for passengers by up to 50%. The line will run primarily along Carrera 68 Ave., connecting the South Highway (Autopista Sur) with the intersection of 100th St. and Carrera 7th Ave. The project is divided into 9 groups: From the Autopista Sur to Calle 18 Sur: 60 months of construction From Calle 18 Sur to Avenida Américas: 48 months of construction From Avenida Américas to Avenida Centenario (Calle 13): 48 months of construction From Avenida Centenario (Calle 13) to Avenida Esperanza (Calle 24): 48 months of construction From Avenida Esperanza (Calle 24) to Calle 46: 36 months of construction From Calle 46 to Avenida Calle 66: 48 months of construction From Avenida Calle 66 to Carrera 65: 60 months of construction From Carrera 65 to Carrera 48: 60 months of construction From Carrera 48 to Carrera 9: 48 months of construction

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