A bus from line 151 seen from the outside and inside, showing the yellow seats and handrails. — Definitive farewell to a historic Buenos Aires bus line: 151 keeps its route | La Derecha Diario

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Goodbye to a historic bus line: 151 will absorb it with a new route

The City eliminated line 90 and integrated its route into 151. This is how the branches and schedules look now

05/09/2025 10:08:00h

Editorial Team

Buenos Aires City Government has confirmed that bus line 90 will no longer operate independently. The service will be integrated into line 151 with four differentiated branches.

According to the city administration, the goal is to improve the efficiency of public transportation and reorganize frequencies to optimize daily operations.

A white bus from line 90 of the Metropol company stopped at a bus stop in the city.

The Government of the City of Buenos Aires has confirmed that Line 90 will no longer operate independently | La Derecha Diario

How the new bus routes will look

Branch A will connect Constitución with Saavedra. Branch B will connect Barrio 21/24 with the same neighborhood, after merging routes 90A and 151A. This section adds changes on streets such as Avenida Brasil, General Hornos, Finochietto, Guanahani, Ituzaingó, Paracas, Caseros, Salta, and 15 de Noviembre de 1889.

Only branch B changes its final stop, while the others will continue to reach Constitución. The stops in that area are relocated on Avenida Brasil. In Barrio 21/24, the section between General Iriarte and Luna is eliminated, and the buses will run along Avenida Osvaldo Cruz in both directions.

Branch C will cover the route Constitución–Concepción Arenal and Álvarez Thomas, while branch D will connect Constitución with Plaza Miserere.

Route map of bus line 151 in the city of Buenos Aires showing the main streets and avenues it travels along and the names of some notable stops

What the new bus routes look like | La Derecha Diario

Frequencies and schedules

According to information provided by the City:

Branch A: intervals of 7 to 10 minutes during peak hours.
Branch B: every 11 to 15 minutes, available from 4 to 23 hours.
Branch C: keeps the same frequency as B.
Branch D: between 6 and 8 minutes per unit, the most frequent.

Alternatives for regular passengers

GCBA recommended other lines for those who used line 90:

Between Villa Crespo and Villa Devoto: lines 78, 87, 123, 176, or the Urquiza railway.
Between Villa Urquiza and Villa Devoto: lines 114 and 107.
Between Villa Urquiza and Chacarita: lines 71, 127, and 176.

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