New Inclusive Card Module Opens in Mexico City to Benefit People with Disabilities
Mexico City, Mexico – On January 27, 2026, a new module was inaugurated in Mexico City to facilitate the application process for the Inclusive Card, a vital resource for people with disabilities. This card provides numerous benefits, including discounts on public transportation and various services, significantly improving the quality of life for its holders.
The new module, located in the Gustavo A. Madero borough, was officially opened by Beatriz Rojas Martínez, Director General of the System for the Integral Development of the Family (DIF) of Mexico City. The facility is situated at the DIF Center “Francisco Zarco” in the town of San Juan de Aragón, an area identified as underserved for people with disabilities.
Key Benefits of the Inclusive Card
The Inclusive Card is a free service that offers a wide range of advantages. Beneficiaries can enjoy discounts and exemptions on:
- Public Transportation:
- Metro
- Metrobús
- Cablebús
- Trolleybus
- RTP
- Light Rail
- Services and Taxes:
- Property tax
- Water service
Beyond financial benefits, the card also serves as an official identification of disability and provides urban courtesies such as:
- Authorization for parking space marking at home.
- Obtaining vehicle license plates with the universal disability logo.
- Exemption from the “Hoy No Circula” (No Driving Today) program.
Application Process and Requirements
Applying for the Inclusive Card is straightforward and free of charge. Interested individuals need to provide the following documents:
- A photograph taken with an electronic device.
- Birth certificate.
- Valid official identification.
- Proof of address in Mexico City.
- Disability and functionality certificate or disability certificate.
Impact and Accessibility
With the inauguration of this new module, Mexico City now boasts a total of 22 locations where residents can apply for the Inclusive Card. According to city officials, over 11,418 people with disabilities have already processed their cards, highlighting the program’s success and its importance to the community.
Claudia Elena Aguila Torres, Executive Director of Rights of Persons with Disabilities and Community Development, emphasized that the current administration, led by Head of Government Clara Brugada Molina, is committed to supporting vulnerable populations. The strategic placement of this new module addresses the prior lack of services in areas like San Juan de Aragón, its seven sections, Cuchilla del Tesoro, CTM Aragón, FOVISSSTE Aragón, and Narciso Bassols.
The expansion of these services underscores Mexico City’s dedication to inclusivity and ensuring that all residents, especially those with disabilities, have access to essential resources and support.
Source: https://www.infobae.com/mexico/2026/01/28/inauguran-modulo-en-cdmx-para-tramitar-tarjeta-incluyente-para-personas-con-discapacidad-estos-son-los-beneficios-del-plastico/
