Bogotá’s massive bus system has been globally hailed as a triumph in public transit — here’s why I prefer it over New York City’s buses

• Bogotá, the capital of Colombia, doesn’t have an underground metro.
• It does have the TransMilenio, which moves 2.4 million passengers every day.
• On a recent reporting trip to the country, I got the chance to appreciate how efficient the TransMilenio is compared to New York City’s bus system.

Bogotá, the capital of Colombia, doesn’t have an underground metro.

Instead, its eight million residents get around on the bus system, which is called the TransMilenio. It moves 2.4 million passengers every day.

The TransMilenio has also been hailed as a triumph in public transit — 9% of read more >>>

Source : BusinessInsider.Com