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Havana MetroBus
Public bus network in Cuba From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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The Havana MetroBus (Spanish: MetroBus de La Habana), shortened as MB,[1] is a public bus network serving the city of Havana, Cuba. It is the principal public transport network of the Cuban capital.
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Overview
Formerly known as camellos or camelitos (Spanish for camels and little camels) for their two humps, the fleet of MetroBus, has been modernized, and now uses large modern articulated buses, such as the Chinese-made Yutong, Russian-made LiAZ, or MAZ of Belarus. The stops are usually 800–1,000 metres (2,600–3,300 ft) apart, with frequent buses in peak hours, about every 10 minutes. The network is linked to several suburban rail stations.[citation needed]
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Routes
The network consists of 17 main lines, all identified with the letter "P" preceding the number:[2]
- P-1: La Rosita - Playa
- P-2: Alberro - Vedado
- P-3: Alamar - Túnel de Línea
- P-4: San Agustín - Playa - Terminal de Trenes
- P-5: San Agustín - Centro Habana - Terminal de Trenes
- P-6: Reparto Eléctrico - Vedado
- P-7: Alberro - Parque de la Fraternidad
- P-8: Reparto Eléctrico - Villa Panamericana
- P-9: La Palma - CUJAE
- P-10: Víbora - Playa
- P-11: Alamar - El Capitolio - Vedado
- P-12: Santiago de Las Vegas - Aeropuerto - Parque de la Fraternidad
- P-13: Santiago de Las Vegas - La Palma - Parque de la Fraternidad
- P-14: San Agustín - Parque de la Fraternidad
- P-15: Alamar - Guanabacoa - Vedado
- P-16: Santiago de Las Vegas - Vedado - Hospital Ameijeiras
- P-C: Hospital Naval - Playa (semi-circular coast-to-coast line)
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