JuárezBus Empowers Over 10,000 Vulnerable Riders with Mobile CAMs

Breaking: Mobile Service Booth Offers Free JuárezBus Preference Card Renewals in Riberas del Bravo

The transportation operator (OTV) has deployed a JuárezBus Mobile CAM unit to Riberas del Bravo, providing on‑site assistance for preference cards from December 8‑13. Over 10,000 vulnerable users have already benefited from this outreach program this year.

What’s Happening

Located in front of the local supermarket, the mobile booth will operate Monday‑Friday, 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., and Saturday, 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. The service targets seniors, people with disabilities, students and members of indigenous communities.

How to Access the service

Visitors can request issuance, renewal or replacement of their JuárezBus preference card for a fee of MXN 30. Renewals are exempt from charge.The staff also offers guidance on regular card options, route planning and charging stations.

Key Details at a Glance

Service	Cost	Eligibility	Hours
New Preference Card	MXN 30	Seniors, Disabled, Students, Indigenous	Mon‑Fri 9‑16, Sat 9‑15
Renewal	Free	All existing cardholders	Same as above
Replacement	MXN 30	Lost or damaged cards	Same as above

Evergreen Insight: Why Preference Cards Matter

JuárezBus preference cards grant priority boarding, discounted fares and dedicated seating, enhancing mobility for vulnerable groups. Studies by the World Bank show that accessible public transport can increase employment opportunities for people with disabilities by up to 20%.

Ensuring easy access to these cards aligns with Mexico’s 2021 National Accessibility Plan, which mandates inclusive services across all major cities.

Did You Know? The JuárezBus system operates over 150 routes and carries more than 300,000 passengers daily, making it the backbone of public transit in the region.

Pro Tip: Bring a valid ID and proof of residency to speed up the card issuance process.

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Long‑Term Benefits of Inclusive Transit

Accessible transportation reduces social isolation, improves health outcomes and stimulates local economies.Cities that invest in universal design see higher citizen satisfaction scores and lower traffic congestion.

For policymakers, expanding mobile services offers a cost‑effective way to reach underserved neighborhoods without the need for permanent brick‑and‑mortar offices.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a JuárezBus preference card?

A subsidized card that provides priority boarding, reduced fares and special seating for eligible passengers.

Who qualifies for the preference card?

Seniors, individuals with disabilities, students and members of recognized indigenous groups.

How much does a new preference card cost?

the issuance fee is MXN 30; renewals are free of charge.

Where can I get assistance with my JuárezBus card?

The mobile CAM booth in Riberas del Bravo operates Dec 8‑13, Monday‑Saturday, at the hours listed above.

Can I obtain a regular JuárezBus card at the same booth?

Yes, staff can issue standard cards and provide route details.

What should I bring to the booth?

A valid photo ID, proof of address and any existing card if you are renewing or replacing it.

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