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Metrolínea


Overview
Locale	Bucaramanga, Colombia
Transit type	Bus rapid transit
Number of lines	2
Number of stations	139
Daily ridership	245,000 daily
Annual ridership	2.4 million (2025)^[1]
Website	Metrolínea
Operation
Began operation	December 22, 2009
Operator(s)	Metrolínea
Technical
System length	7.5 km (4.7 mi)

Metrolínea is the mass transportation system that operates in Bucaramanga, in the department of Santander, Colombia. It operates green buses and is managed by Tisa, an enterprise that is managed by Dr. Carlos Arenas, a Bucaramangaian engineer. Metroline operates 50 buses, and goes through the most important places of Bucaramanga and Piedecuesta, a nearby town.^{[citation needed]}

References

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↑ "Anexos ETUP - IV trimestre de 2025". National Administrative Department of Statistics. Retrieved 14 February 2026.

External links

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Official website
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Bogotá (SITP)	Bogotá Metro (under construction) TransMilenio (BRT, lines A-M) TransMiCable Teleférico de Monserrate Tramways of Bogotá (historic and proposed Airport tram) RegioTram (under construction)
Bucaramanga	Metrolinea (BRT)
Cali	Masivo Integrado de Occidente (BRT) MIO Cable
Cartagena	Transcaribe (BRT)
Manizales	Manizales Gondola Lift
Medellín (SITVA)	Ayacucho Tram (Line A-T) Medellín Metro (Lines A, B) MetroCable Metroplús (BRT) Trams in Medellin (first-generation tram network)
Risaralda	Megabús (BRT) (Pereira and Dosquebradas) (Lines 1-3) Megacable (Pereira)

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