The Bogota bus rapid transit system is a fairly unique transit system in the world. It has got most of the same infrastructure that was already constructed for main roads and highways that is why there was no need of any major investment in building new rights of way. The stations for Bogota bus rapid transit system are pretty low cost, but they are highly functional. The main investment that has to be done is in the buses.

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Mass transit access to almost every corner of a major sprawling city has been brought by this system. It has also renders its services to create transit oriented development along the major corridors instead of auto-centric development.

If it is required by a major city in the developed or under developed country to quickly develop a mass transit system, but they does not have enough capital to invest in new heavy or light rail, then another option is offered by bus rapid transit.
All around the world there are more than 100 BRT projects that are in operation or in development.

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