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La Jornada reports 1,625,603 Metrobús lane entries
The newspaper cites a year of camera records and describes a sensor deployment plan.
By Mira Vale
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Cameras recorded 1,625,603 entries into Mexico City’s Metrobús lanes from September 1, 2025 to August 31, 2026, according to a Semovi annual report cited by Ángel Bolaños Sánchez in La Jornada.
The article’s body attributes 730,550 entries, or 44.90%, to vehicles with plates from other Mexican states. The annual report and camera data were not independently examined.
The newspaper also reports fatigue sensors installed in 777 Metrobús units, with 115 additional installations planned for full fleet coverage.
Mira Vale analysis
Recorded entries are not a count of individual drivers or confirmed penalties. Without traffic exposure or enforcement outcomes, the figures cannot establish comparative risk; sensor installations alone do not show a safety benefit.
What we don't know yet
- Underlying data.
- Underlying record methods and enforcement/safety outcomes remain unknown.
Who covered this
La Jornada · Oct 31, 2026
De 1.6 millones de invasiones al carril del Metrobús, 44% han sido por autos foráneosReported lane entries.