Transportation

Azuay is expanding the bridge over the Sadracay River from one lane to two, with a reported investment of $121,795 and direct benefits for more than 7,166 residents.

Starting August 15, Cuenca bus users will be able to lend a Movilízate card once as a solidarity exception when someone runs out of balance. Personalization remains mandatory for students and the general public.

If your vehicle plate ends in 7, August is your mandatory month for Cuenca's Revisión Técnica Vehicular. Here are the centers, hours, checks, and appointment steps.

Azuay road crews are working on the Zhucay-Tutupali and Sústag-Soldados routes. Drivers should expect timed restrictions, partial traffic, and machinery delays.

Most cooperatives at Cuenca bus terminal began applying a 25% increase on August 1, with new fares and anti-rounding controls now in effect.

Starting August 3, Cuenca’s Line 12 will stop at Plaza Cochapamba instead of beside the Baños cemetery. The change will begin as a one-month pilot.

Cuenca's Tranvia expects a broad restock of reloadable cards at authorized sales points by mid-August. The system has been operating with minimal card inventory after a procurement problem interrupted normal sales.

EMOV says a Comptroller General report questioned why Cuenca's road-safety equipment stopped operating. The issue is headed to the EMOV board, where officials are expected to decide what happens next.

Cuenca’s tram card shortage is expected to continue while the city waits on an emergency purchase. For now, riders without a card may need to pay $1 per trip, use a bank-linked app, or buy tickets from machines at the system’s stations.