📋 Tender Overview
The Buho Network expands its service with the start of operation of the Buho 2 (B2) line, scheduled for this Wednesday, December 10 from 10:10 p.m., connecting Asuncion and Limpio and completing the four routes enabled by the Vice Ministry of Transportation. To date, the system accumulates 102,941 validations, a figure that shows the growing demand for safe transfers at night in the metropolitan area. Line B2, which will be operated by San Isidro S.R.L., incorporates a strategic connection to Limpio and reinforces the presence of the system in the northern axis of the metropolitan area, integrating into the Red Buho along with the B1 that connects Asuncion with San Lorenzo, the B3 that reaches Nemby and the B4 that connects with Luque. This transportation service responds to a comprehensive technical analysis that identified demand and priority corridors to ensure efficient operation and provide safe transportation options for workers, students and families who travel at night. Its route includes entering Asuncion through San Jose Avenue, route PY03 General Aquino, General Artigas Avenue, Espana Avenue, Unidos, Felix de Azara, General Diaz, Hernandarias, Republica Avenue and Cristobal Colon. For departure, the service departs from Cristobal Colon and continues through Oliva, Cerro Cora, Brasil, General Artigas Avenue, route PY03 General Aquino, Mariscal Estigarribia and San Jose Avenue, ensuring a direct and predictable connection between the capital and Limpio during nighttime hours. More than 100,000 validations The night system registers 102,941 validations since its launch, a total made up of 88,174 trips on the B1 that connects Asuncion with San Lorenzo, 11,191 on the B3 bound for Nemby and 3,676 on the B4 that connects with Luque. This distribution shows how demand is concentrated in the main corridors of the metropolitan area and shows the sustained growth of the service in the sections where it operates. This operation is supported by a technical analysis developed by the Vice Ministry of Transportation, which evaluated user demand, operational viability and strategic corridors to ensure efficient and safe night coverage. Added to this is the accompaniment of National Police agents inside the bus, along with patrol cars that reinforce security at the stops and provide greater peace of mind to passengers. Date: December 9, 2025
