Sarmiento Train Service Limited on August 9
The Sarmiento train will have limited service on Sunday, August 9, due to track renewal works. Trains will operate between the Moreno and Liniers stations until 7 a.m. and will not reach the Once terminal. The first complete service to the downtown area will depart at 5:47 a.m., and the first train from Once to Moreno will leave at 7:22 a.m., once the work is completed. During the limited hours, passengers can opt for other means of transportation. The Metropol bus line 136 runs along Avenida Rivadavia from Navarro or Marcos Paz to Primera Junta, and the 163 branch goes from San Miguel to Caballito. There is also bus 302 from Moreno, which connects Liniers and Caballito. Buses 88 and 96 cover the route from La Matanza to Balvanera. Those using private vehicles are advised to consider possible delays due to the usual Sunday traffic.
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