In accordance with the mobility agenda of theTo the Secretariat of Citizen Security of the capital (SSC-CDMX), 13 rallies and 5 shoots are planned of motorcyclists and cyclists in various areas of Mexico City.
Miguel Hidalgo.
- The Siembra Cultura AC group will be on the Estela de luz esplanade at 9:00 a.m.
- The Student Assembly “Lenin Struggle Committee” will be at the Higher School of Commerce and Administration throughout the day.
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Cuauhtemoc
- The Corn Producers of the Mexican Republic will be at the Ministry of the Interior at 10:00 am.
- Workers from the Ministry of Health will be at the Government Secretariat in the Historic Center throughout the day.
- The General Assembly of Pilares Workers will be at 12:00 p.m. in the Congress of Mexico City.
- With VZLA he will be at the Brazilian embassy at 11:00 a.m.
- The Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation will be in its facilities at 11:00 a.m.
- The Provapeo Association will be in the vicinity of the Senate of the Republic at 11:00 am.
- The Platform 4:20 collective will be at the Mother Monument throughout the day.
- The Academics with Palestine against the genocide will be in the vicinity of the Juárez Hemicycle in the Historic Center starting at 4:00 p.m.
- The National Meeting for the Unity of the Mexican People will be in the Senate of the Republic starting at 10:00 a.m.
- The National Union of Education Workers (CNTE/SNTE) will be in the vicinity of the SEP of the Historic Center starting at 11:00 a.m.
Iztapalapa and Coyoacán
- The Nueva Generación AC group will be at: Cacama No. 14, Col. Estrella del Sur, Alc. Iztapalapa and Calz. of the Virgin No. 2771, Col. Culhuacán CTM VII, Alc. Coyoacán at 10:00 am.
Venustiano Carranza
- The national Union of Restaurateurs of the INAH will be at 10:00 am in the vicinity of the Chamber of Deputies
Iztapalapa
- The National Collective “No more innocent prisoners” will be in the vicinity of the Oriente Men’s Preventive Prison during the day.
Motorcycle Rounds
Gustavo A. Madero
- The PRI Bellako will be at 8:00 p.m. on Av. Central Carlos Hank gonzález and Villa Quetzalcóatl.
Cycling Rounds
Azcapotzalco
- “CHAYITO BAIKERS, The Northern Division, Azcapobike and FREEBIKESNVA
And Micyclists will be on the Mayor’s Esplanade starting at 8:30 p.m. - Christmas Lights “Bikers XEB” will be next to the VIPS Vaqueritos at 9:30 p.m.
Benito Juarez
- To the “Aztecas” Satellite Towers will be at the Monument to the revolution starting at 8:30 p.m.
- “Blitz Bikers” Christmas Lights will be in Tlacoquemécatl Park, Adolfo Prieto
- s/n, Col. Del Valle Center
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Interview between Time.news Editor and Urban Mobility Expert
time.news editor: Welcome to our segment, where we dive into the pressing issues affecting urban living.Today, we’re joined by Dr. Elena Martínez, an urban mobility expert specializing in sustainable transportation. Thank you for being here, Dr. Martínez.
Dr. Elena Martínez: Thank you for having me! It’s a pleasure to discuss such an vital topic.
Editor: The recent news about the planned rallies and events for motorcyclists and cyclists in Mexico City is exciting. These rallies are part of the mobility agenda set by the Secretariat of Citizen Security (SSC-CDMX). Can you give us your insights on the significance of such events for urban mobility?
Dr.Martínez: Absolutely. Events like these are crucial for raising awareness about sustainable transportation options. By hosting rallies, the SSC-CDMX not onyl promotes the use of motorcycles and bicycles but also encourages a dialog about road safety, infrastructure improvements, and the importance of integrating different modes of transportation into our urban planning.
Editor: The rallies are scheduled at various locations, including the iconic Estela de Luz. Why is this venue particularly important?
Dr. Martínez: The Estela de Luz is a symbolic landmark in Mexico City.By hosting events there, organizers can attract attention and engage a wide audience.It serves as a perfect backdrop to highlight the need for more infrastructure that supports non-motorized forms of transportation, which can reduce traffic congestion and pollution—major issues in large urban areas.
Editor: You mentioned the integration of various transportation modes. Can you elaborate on how this impacts city life?
Dr. Martínez: Certainly! Integrating different modes of transportation—like walking, cycling, and motorcycling—creates a more cohesive and efficient urban transport network. It allows for smoother transit across the city, reducing dependence on cars, which are often the main source of congestion and emissions. A well-integrated system leads to improved air quality, better health outcomes for residents, and enhanced accessibility to essential services.
Editor: That’s quite insightful. With the increasing popularity of cycling and motorcycling, how can city officials ensure the safety of these users during events like the ones planned?
Dr. Martínez: Ensuring safety is paramount. City officials should implement designated lanes for cyclists and motorcyclists, enhance road signage, and possibly close certain streets during these events to minimize risks. Engaging local communities for input on the best safety measures is also essential. We must ensure that both participants and pedestrians can coexist safely.
editor: As a final thought, what do you see as the future of urban mobility in Mexico City, particularly in relation to these rallies and initiatives?
Dr. Martínez: I believe we are moving towards a more sustainable and integrated approach to urban mobility. Events like the upcoming rallies are a step in the right direction, advocating for a shift in mindset about transportation. If we can foster a culture that values cycling and motorcycling, alongside public transportation, we will see not just reduced congestion but also a more vibrant, healthier city for everyone.
Editor: Thank you, Dr. Martínez. Your insights provide a valuable perspective on the importance of these events and the future of urban mobility in Mexico City.
Dr. Martínez: Thank you for having me. It’s important to keep the conversation going!
editor: And that’s it for today’s interview. Stay tuned for more updates on urban mobility initiatives and how they affect our cities.