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.
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.
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| Line | Status |
|---|---|
| Linha 1-Azul | Good service |
| Linha 2-Verde | Good service |
| Linha 3-Vermelha | Good service |
| Linha 4-Amarela | Good service |
| Linha 5-Lilás | Good service |
| Linha 6-Laranja | Closed |
| Linha 15-Prata | Good service |
| Linha 7-Rubi | Good service |
| Linha 8-Diamante | Good service |
| Linha 9-Esmeralda | Good service |
| Linha 10-Turquesa | Good service |
| Linha 11-Coral | Good service |
| Linha 12-Safira | Good service |
| Linha 13-Jade | Good service |