National Railways of Mexico

The National Railways of Mexico (Ferrocarril Nacional de México) was the primary state-owned railway system established in the early 20th century, responsible for rail transport across the country. It facilitated the movement of passengers and freight, supporting Mexico’s economic development. Over time, its operations have been privatized and consolidated, with various private companies now managing freight and passenger services. The railway network remains an essential part of Mexico’s transportation infrastructure, connecting major cities, industrial hubs, and border crossings, contributing to commerce and regional connectivity.