As part of the capital city’s Transantiago mass transport system, Chile's public works ministry is re-evaluating the feasibility of the concessions.
The first project is the system's Independencia corridor, an 8.1km route that will run along the avenue of the same name. The line requires a US$91m investment, including bus stations and signage, according to Chile’s Ministry of Public Works.
The second project is a 6.4km corridor along Santiago city's Gran Avenida avenue, which will cost $80m including bus stops, secondary roads and other complementary works.