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2012 · Documentary · Family
The Mexico City Metropolitan Train has many stories to tell: from archaeological findings during its construction, its underground museums and hospitals, and even its patents and special maintenance services. These are some of their stories.
Episodes
1. Line 12, Golden LineAn approach to the design and creation of the innovative line 12.
2. Video Surveillance for a Modern SubwayA look at the security system of the Collective Transport System.
3. Unique Travel CardIf you are planning to use Mexico’s transportation during your trip, the best option is to buy an Unique Travel Card... We Show It to You.
4. How Does the Subway WorkA following of the 24/7 subway service.
5. Rolling MaterialThe complex process of train and wagon maintenance in one episode.
6. Track MaintenanceA documentary about the night maintenance of tracks and tunnels.
7. The Subway is CultureA tour of the different cultural points of the Collective Transport System.
8. The Subway Takes Care of Your HealthThe secrets of the subway, now it's time to show the underground clinics that the system incorporates.
9. New Spaces for All BenefitThe Metro has special supports for blind people... but how does it work?
10. Subway's Inventions & PatentsLaboratories, machinery, developments... a history within the science of the subway.
11. Construction DetailsThe technology used behind the construction of the facilities of the Collective Transport System.
12. Just 4 YouAn interesting account of the many services offered by the metro facilities to its users.
13. Taking Back the SubwayThe hard work to recover the subway facilities.
14. Avant-Garde CityA modern transport system, connected to the internet in order to bring its benefits...
15. Our LabThere are many tests required to comply with the metro standards, this is the way to go, so that they can be incorporated into the system.
16. Back HomeHow does the metro take care of the integrity of its workers? This is the story.More Like This
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