It is one of the fastest types of transport, although not exactly one of the most comfortable, especially during the so-called “rush hours”.
The Metro is not exempt from mishaps, power cuts due to objects on the tracks, floods or accidents, such as the one that occurred on Line 3 on January 7.
By paying for the trip or staying within the facilities before, during or after your trip, the agency protects you against any event.
What does the Metro policy cover?
GMX is the insurer contracted by the Collective Transportation System in cases of accidents and for users.
Currently, the Metro has a comprehensive damage insurance policy, which is valid as long as the origin of the damage is a consequence of the organization’s own operations or due to a failure in its facilities, in accordance with the applicable legislation on liability. or civil damage.
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The coverage that the Metro insurer offers is for civil liability and damage to third parties, that is, to persons or property that are affected by the operation of the Metro.
Within the coverage in case of accident is first aid care, transfer, hospitalization, rehabilitation, surgeries and medicines, derived from injuries.
Also of the total or partial payment of compensation in the event of an accident such as the one that occurred on January 7, 2023 at the Potrero and La Raza interstation on Line 3.
The insurance does not cover deaths due to throwing, self-harm or any other reason that does not correspond to the operation of the service.
