The municipal government considers urban public transport an essential service for citizens, as it guarantees access to workplaces, educational centers, and health facilities, as well as free movement within the city. Therefore, a minimum provision has been established that balances the right to strike with the maintenance of a basic service.
The municipal resolution sets minimum services equivalent to 53.93% of the usual offering, with a total of 48 buses in operation out of 89 vehicles. This percentage seeks a balance between the proposal of the concessionaire company (59.55%) and that of the works council (49.44%), prioritizing connections to health centers and essential citizen travel.
Lines with the highest allocation of minimum services include lines 6-6A and UDC, each with four vehicles. Lines 4, 5, 7, 11, 12, 12A, 14, and 20 will have three buses. Line UDC 2 will not provide service.
Compañía de Tranvías will be responsible for organizing the minimum services and designating the necessary personnel, with the participation of the strike committee. It will also have to inform the Council of any incidents that may occur.
The lines with minimum services are: Line 1 (2 buses), Line 1A (2), Line 2-2A (2), Line 3-3A (2), Line 4 (3), Line 5 (3), Line 6-6A (4), Line 7 (3), Line 11 (3), Line 12 (3), Line 12A (3), Line 14 (3), Line 17 (2), Line 20 (3), Line 21 (2), Line 22 (2), Line 23-23A (1), Line 24 (1), Line UDC (4), and Line UDC 2 (no service). The total is 48 buses.
