Metro Culture is understood as the result of the social, educational and cultural management model that Metro has built, consolidated and provided to the city.
This model can be adopted, in totally or partially, by other cities and institutions whose purpose is to build a new civic culture, harmonious coexistence, good behavior, solidarity, respect for basic rules for the use of public property, respect for oneself and for others, among other factors.
Since 1988, the Company proposed to generate a new culture in the inhabitants of the Aburrá Valley, building, at the same time, relationships of trust with the future neighbors of the Metro stations and lines in order to create a sense of belonging and an attitude of care and preservation of the transportation system.
