📋 Tender Overview
One year after the launch of the Buho buses, almost 34,000 passengers benefited from their operation in the metropolitan area. In this period, the service accumulates 159,719 validations and 13,860 services performed, figures that show the growing use of lines B1, B2, B3 and B4 by workers, students and citizens who need to travel outside conventional hours. The Owl Network is part of the strategy promoted by the Vice Ministry of Transportation to expand the hourly coverage of public transportation, strengthen nighttime connectivity and provide a safe and predictable alternative. The service began operating in February 2025, in the period from 10:00 p.m. to 3:30 a.m., also incorporating National Police agents on board to reinforce passenger security. The night service has four lines defined based on a technical analysis of priority corridors and mobility patterns: B1 connects Asuncion with San Lorenzo, B2 connects with Limpio, B3 goes to Nemby and B4 to Luque. Its implementation responded to a historical demand linked to mobility at night, especially in areas with a high concentration of work, academic and recreational activities. Service tours Line B1 Asuncion - San Lorenzo. It starts from Cristobal Colon and travels through Oliva, Cerro Cora, Brazil, Spain, San Martin, Argentine Republic, Fernando de la Mora and Sofia Mendoza, to continue through Don Osvaldo Kallsen, Eusebio Ayala, Mariscal Estigarribia (PY02) and Avenida del Agronomo to General Genes. In the return direction, it circulates through General Genes, Julia Miranda Cueto and Mariscal Estigarribia, returning to Eusebio Ayala, Republica Argentina and San Martin, and entering the microcenter through Papa Juan XXIII, Delia Frutos de Gonzalez, Aviadores, Espana, Unidos, Azara, General Diaz, Hernandarias, Republica and Colon. Line B2 Asuncion - Limpio. From the capital, it starts in Colon and continues through Oliva, Cerro Cora, Brasil, General Artigas, route PY03 General Aquino, Mariscal Estigarribia and San Jose Avenue. In the return direction, travel along San Jose Avenue, route PY03 General Aquino, General Artigas Avenue, Espana Avenue, Unidos, Felix de Azara, General Diaz, Hernandarias, Republica Avenue and Cristobal Colon. Line B3 Asuncion - Nemby. It begins in Colon between Palma and Estrella, advances through Oliva, Cerro Cora, United States, Luis A. Herrera, Peru, Jose Felix Bogado, Argana, Cacique Lambare, Republica Argentina and Fernando de la Mora until joining route PY01, continuing in Nemby through Santa Rosa and Teniente Primero Galeano until August 9. The return is made by PY01, Fernando de la Mora, Taruma, Cacique Tavapy, Haiti, Peru, Lieutenant Farina, Brazil, Azara, General Diaz and Hernandarias to Colon. Line B4 Asuncion - Luque. On the way out, it starts from Colon and runs through Oliva, Cerro Cora, Mariscal Lopez, Republica Argentina, San Martin, the Silvio Pettirossi Highway, Elizardo Aquino, Cerro Cora and Corrales. In the direction of entering the capital, continue through Corrales, Teniente Rojas Silva, Elizardo Aquino, Aviadores, San Martin, Mariscal Lopez and Peru until Colon. One year after its implementation, the Buho Network consolidates its contribution to nighttime mobility in the metropolitan area, offering predictability and greater territorial coverage for those who carry out activities outside traditional hours. Date: February 25, 2026