Brazil marks two key infrastructure milestones with the inauguration of a modernized bus terminal in Senador Canedo and a new international bridge connecting Brazil and Paraguay, enhancing regional connectivity and public transportation.
Brazil advances public transport and hospitality standards with new mototaxi points and hotel check-in regulations.
Researchers propose a business-funded universal zero-fare public transportation system in Brazil, aiming to replace the existing vale-transporte scheme without taxing the government.
Brazil's government is studying zero-fare public transport feasibility, while social movements actively campaign for its expansion nationwide.