San Lázaro

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neighborhood transit station transport hub

San Lázaro is a major transit hub and neighborhood in Mexico City, known for its metro and Metrobús connections and proximity to the federal legislative complex.

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Statements (47)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	neighborhood → transit station → transport hub →
adjacentTo	Palacio Legislativo de San Lázaro →
connectsTo	Mexico City International Airport (via Metrobús Line 4) →
connectsTransportMode	bus rapid transit → metro → urban bus →
country	Mexico →
fareSystem	Mexico City integrated public transport fare system →
hasAccessibilityFeature	elevators → ramps → tactile paving →
hasBRTLine	Metrobús Line 4 → Metrobús Line 5 →
hasFunction	access to federal government facilities → interchange station →
hasLanguage	Spanish →
hasMetroLine	Mexico City Metro Line 1 → Mexico City Metro Line B →
hasNearbyLandmark	Colonia El Parque → Palacio Legislativo de San Lázaro → Venustiano Carranza borough buildings →
hasPeakUsage	weekdays →
hasPlatformType	island platform → side platform →
hasSecurityPresence	federal police and legislative security forces →
hasSignageLanguage	Spanish →
hasStructureType	elevated station → underground station →
hasTransportRole	feeder to long-distance bus services →
isMajorTransitHubOf	eastern Mexico City →
locatedIn	Mexico City →
locatedInAdministrativeEntity	Cuauhtémoc, Mexico City →
locatedInTimeZone	America/Mexico_City →
metroStationCode	L1-SL → LB-SL →
namedAfter	San Lázaro (Saint Lazarus) →
near	federal legislative complex of Mexico →
openingDate	1969-09-04 →
operatedBy	Metrobús → Sistema de Transporte Colectivo (STC Metro) →
ownedBy	Government of Mexico City →
partOf	Metrobús Mexico City → Mexico City Metro →
serves	Chamber of Deputies of Mexico →
servesCommutersFrom	eastern State of Mexico →

Referenced by (6)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Metrobus Line 4 → Metrobus Line 5 → Metrobus Line 5 ("Pantitlán") →	hasStation
Venustiano Carranza ("San Lázaro transportation hub") →	contains
Metrobús →	line4Terminus
San Lázaro ("San Lázaro (Saint Lazarus)") →	namedAfter