Guadalajara Light Rail

GPTKB entity

Properties (53)
Predicate Object
gptkbp:instanceOf light rail system
gptkbp:accessibility wheelchair accessible
gptkbp:annualRidership approximately 100,000
gptkbp:averageTemperature 21.5 km
gptkbp:built 2012
2018
gptkbp:community_engagement encourages public participation in transport planning
gptkbp:community_impact improves local economy
gptkbp:community_outreach public consultations held
gptkbp:communityEvents hosts local events at stations
gptkbp:construction_cost approximately $1 billion
gptkbp:cultural_significance promotes public transport
gptkbp:design modern and efficient
gptkbp:electrification 1500 V DC
gptkbp:emergencyServices available at stations
gptkbp:enrollment serves diverse population
gptkbp:environmental_impact reduces traffic congestion
improves air quality
gptkbp:feedback generally high
gptkbp:frequency every 10 minutes
gptkbp:funding supported by government
gptkbp:future_plans expansion to surrounding areas
gptkbp:futurePlans Line 3
https://www.w3.org/2000/01/rdf-schema#label Guadalajara Light Rail
gptkbp:integration with_Guadalajara_Metro
gptkbp:investmentFocus involved in construction
gptkbp:length 21.5 km
gptkbp:location gptkb:Guadalajara,_Mexico
gptkbp:maintenance located_in_Guadalajara
gptkbp:opened 2004
gptkbp:opening_hours 5 AM to midnight
gptkbp:operator Sistema de Tren Eléctrico Urbano
gptkbp:partnerships with local businesses
for research and development
gptkbp:productLine 2
Line 1
Line 2
gptkbp:public_perception seen as a modern solution
gptkbp:region serves metropolitan area
gptkbp:safety_features CCTV surveillance
gptkbp:season 30
gptkbp:serviceType light rail
gptkbp:speed 30 km/h
gptkbp:stations 19
gptkbp:structureType elevated and at-grade
gptkbp:sustainability_initiatives focus on eco-friendly transport
gptkbp:technology uses advanced signaling systems
exploring autonomous vehicles
gptkbp:ticketingSystem distance-based fare
smart card system
gptkbp:track 1435 mm (standard gauge)
gptkbp:transferFee multiple bus lines
gptkbp:youth_development integrated into city development plans