from Temuco. At the time there is a controversy because it would be located in Mapuche areas.
The railroad connects Temuco with Victoria to the north and points in between.
Temuco does not have a rapid transit rail system.
The city has a large number of 10 lines of minibuses:
* Line 1 service : Core, Variant (both Av Germany - Cajon), and Straight (Tillage - Drawer)
* Line 2 service : Core, Straight (tillage) and poets (tillage).
* Line 3 service : Core, Variant, Straight (Padre Las Casas - San Ramon) and Chivilc�n
* Line 4 service : A and B
* Line 5 Service : Core, Alternative and Direct (all will Tillage)
* Line 6 Service : Core (Pedro de Valdivia - Fundo El Carmen), Variant, and Quepe
* Line 7 Service : Core (Cajon), Variant (Av Germany - Fundo El Carmen - North Campus UCT)
* Line 8 service : A, B, C and D (Padre Las Casas)
* Line 9 service : Core ( yellow sign ), Direct ( blue sign , road Km 8 Chol Chol - Villa los Rios), orange sign (Fundo El Carmen - Villa los Rios), green sign (Fundo El Carmen - Av Germany - Ziem )
* Line 10 service : Core, Alternative and Direct (Av Germany - Padre las Casas)
taxi colectivos and 11 lines, allowing the interconnection of people circulating through much of the city, in neighboring Padre Las Casas and the surrounding towns.
The city has great Rodoviario Temuco terminal, located in the northern sector of the city, which operates most interprovincial bus companies in the country and its main destinations cities of Santiago, Curico, Talca, Concepcion, Puerto Montt. In addition, the city has the old bus terminal, Terminal Rural, with routes to communes and rural sectors of Araucania and private terminals intercommunal bus companies connecting the
