As of this week, 45 more buses will begin to circulate on public transportation in Puerto Vallarta in order to improve service and meet user demand.
This was announced by Luis Romero Chávez, president of Transporte Costa-Pacífico UnibusPV, the city's transport concessionaire.
“We brought 45 units from Guadalajara, which will begin to be seen circulating in the city, 20 white and 25 green, why green? Well, because we don't want to stop the service, we don't have time to paint them anymore,” explained Romero Chávez.
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