Metrovía is a rapid bus transit system developed in Guayaquil, Ecuador, and is now a widely used means of transportation in the city.

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Overview
Owner	Fundación de Transporte Masivo Urbano de Guayaquil
Locale	ECU Guayaquil, Ecuador
Transit type	Bus rapid transit
Number of lines	3
Daily ridership	430.000~ daily
Operation
Began operation	July 30, 2006
Operator(s)	Fundación de Transporte Masivo Urbano de Guayaquil

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Line 1 was inaugurated on July 30, 2006. Line 2 was inaugurated on February 16, 2012. Line 3 was inaugurated on May 4, 2008. The system will consist of a total of 7 lines.

Established by the city, with roughly 12 employees, this foundation is responsible for overseeing the entire operation. They plan future lines and ensure everything runs smoothly. Unlike other BRT Systems' administrative entities, this one is funded entirely from space rental and other non-fare related income.^[1]

• Trolebus of Quito
• TransMilenio of Bogotá
• Aerovia (Guayaquil)
• Line 1 of Metrovía
• Line 2 of Metrovía
• Line 3 of Metrovía