São Paulo Metro stations to host e-waste and battery collection points
From 5 November 2026, 14 São Paulo Metro stations will collect electronics, small appliances and portable batteries for recycling.
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From 5 November 2026, 14 São Paulo Metro stations will collect electronics, small appliances and portable batteries for recycling.
According to Diário do Transporte, the Metrô de São Paulo has opened a bidding process for two years of electricity supply, with a public session on 17 November 2026.
Train circulation on Line 9-Esmeralda was restored between Presidente Altino and Ceasa on the morning of 4 November after a substation failure.
Line 2-Verde of the São Paulo Metro ran at reduced speed on the morning of 4 November 2026 after a train failure at Brigadeiro station.
São Paulo state changed the planned Ana Rosa station site on Line 16-Violeta, removing 6,707.02 m² from the expropriation plan, according to Diário do Transporte.
According to Diário do Transporte, the Metrô's 20th amendment extends the Line 15-Prata contract to October 2032 and preserves the contractor's financial claims.
Diário do Transporte reports federal approval of REIDI tax incentives for the Line 2-Green extension between Vila Prudente and Penha.
Two northern São Paulo Line 6-Laranja stations now expected to open by the end of 2026, according to Diário do Transporte.
Motiva's third-quarter 2026 results cover ridership, revenue and service questions on São Paulo lines 4, 5, 8, 9 and 17.
Brasilândia and Itaberaba-Hospital Vila Penteado stations on São Paulo's Orange Line will not open in October as promised.
According to Diário do Transporte, fans attending the BTS concerts can pay for São Paulo metro and CPTM trips with contactless bank cards, phones, TOP QR Code tickets or Pix.
The Bahia government has approved an international tender for 10 new trains for the Salvador and Lauro de Freitas metro system.
CPTM and Metrô de São Paulo outline service changes for Sunday, November 1 and the Finados holiday on Monday, November 2, 2026.
From November 1, 2026, Edmonson magnetic tickets are no longer accepted on Metro lines 1, 2, 3 and 15, according to Diário do Transporte.
Line 2 of Metrô BH extends its service to daily operation at two stations, with signaling tests scheduled through November 2026.