A researcher from Ceres, Martín Alesina, has warned of a “structural failure” in the recently implemented transport reform in 8 de Octubre. Alesina argues the new system will be unable to cope with increased demand during peak hours. He specifically notes that the system lacks the capacity to effectively manage rush hour congestion in 8 de Octubre. According to Alesina, passengers may be forced to travel in uncomfortable conditions if demand increases. The researcher’s assessment casts doubt on the long-term viability of the reforms. This potential inability to handle peak load poses a significant challenge to the new transportation infrastructure in 8 de Octubre. Further adjustments or expansions may be required to address this critical flaw.