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Brazilian urban infrastructure and mobility projects

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Infrastructure and urban mobility projects are progressing in continue to progress across several Brazilian cities. In São Caetano do Sul, the Drenar Program has entered is moving through a critical phase involving the construction of a new level crossing and a subterranean connection between the São Caetano Terminal and Rua 24 Horas. This project includes installing an elevator to improve Horas, including accessibility for elderly and mobility-impaired passengers. upgrades. In Porto Alegre, Trensurb has completed renovations at the restored Mercado Station. The work focused on rehabilitating Station to full capacity following renovations to an escalator that was submerged damaged during the May 2024 floods floods. Recent updates indicate ongoing maintenance and included installing new sealing glass, updated wiring, lighting, construction. In Rio de Janeiro, CET-Rio has expanded its scheduled maintenance and automatic gates revitalization efforts to restore include the station to full operational capacity. Recent developments show expanding activity across other regions. Elevado das Bandeiras, alongside the Rebouças, Zuzu Angel, and Santa Bárbara tunnels. In Curitiba, the Novo Inter 2 project has triggered roadwork on Avenida Arthur Bernardes, resulting in a 45-day total blockage, while continues, with paving on General Mário Tourinho will cause lane closures expected to impact traffic for approximately 60 days. In Londrina, Regional developments include the duplication completion of Avenida Constantino Pialarissi is currently stalled, leading slope containment on the municipality to prepare a new bidding process. BR-277 in Paraná by EPR Litoral Pioneiro. In Rio de Janeiro, CET-Rio Santa Catarina, ANTT has announced scheduled maintenance authorized a project review for the Rebouças, Zuzu Angel, and Santa Bárbara tunnels, alongside special traffic operations near the São Januário stadium. Other regional works include slope containment Morro dos Cavalos tunnel on the BR-277 highway in Paraná, BR-101 Sul, while DNIT has identified drainage works issues causing road subsidence on Avenida Bento Munhoz the BR-324 in União da Vitória, and Simões Filho. Waterfront revitalization projects for waterfronts are also advancing in Cabo Frio Frio, specifically at the Tamoios waterfront, and Altamira. in Altamira, which has launched the second stage of its urban renewal.

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