Transportation in Mexico: Why Latin America’s biggest bike rental service is about to get bigger

He lives in Mexico City’s Condesa district and rides every day to the Roma sector, which is also located in the center of the city.
About 83% of the vehicles on the streets belong to private owners, creating snarls that slow traffic down to an average 17 kilometers per hour in the congested urban areas, according to the city environmental office.
With more than 6,000 bikes, Ecobici has become the biggest public bicycle rental service in Latin AmericaSo it is not surprising that more Mexico City residents are relying on bicycles to get around.
Nevertheless, for this alternative public transportation system to succeed, streets need to be refurbished and more public awareness campaigns are required.
The agency also offers training classes where cyclists can brush up on basic rules and learn about their rights on the road.

Fuente: http://elpais.com/elpais/2015/10/14/inenglish/1444817692_041793.html