Peseros

In the 1960s, collective taxis began to run along Paseo de la Reforma in Mexico City, on a fixed route from La Diana to La Villa. According to Expansión, the name came from “el cobro de un peso por pasajero” (the charge of one peso per passenger), so people called them peseros. The microbuses later inherited the name.

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