Recently, while commuting from Maldonado to Montevideo, I encountered significant delays due to outdated infrastructure and inefficient scheduling in our public transportation system. This experience underscores a broader issue: despite governmental efforts to modernize, such as the introduction of electric buses and infrastructure investments, the system remains plagued by inefficiencies. The Ministry of Transport and Obras Públicas has initiated projects like the 'Gestión de paradas de transporte público en rutas nacionales' to improve stop management, yet tangible improvements are scarce. Additionally, the ambitious plan to electrify 50% of the urban bus fleet by 2030 is commendable, but without addressing operational inefficiencies, these efforts may fall short. It's imperative that policy reforms not only focus on technological upgrades but also on optimizing existing operations to enhance reliability and efficiency for daily commuters.