According to Diário do Transporte, citing a note from Metrô de São Paulo, Line 17-Ouro, the monorail line in São Paulo, is running with adjusted service on Wednesday, 11 November 2026, because of interference on the track.
What changed
Because of the track interference, the Metrô has adopted a different train circulation strategy. For the day, Line 17-Ouro operates in sections rather than end to end.
Trains are running between Morumbi and Campo Belo, and between Campo Belo and Congonhas Airport (Aeroporto de Congonhas).
What passengers should do
Passengers who travel across the whole line must change trains at Campo Belo station to continue their journey.
The branch between Brooklin Paulista and Washington Luís operates without changes, according to the Metrô.
Background
The Metrô says the strategy was needed to keep trains moving along the whole line while adjustments were made to a piece of track equipment. The operator states that it is working toward full normal operation of the line.
According to the Metrô, Line 17-Ouro is currently in a transitional operation phase, during which no fare is charged. During this period, continuous technical adjustments and recurring checks are carried out, following safety protocols. No timeline for full restoration of service is given in the report.