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Brazil expands transport infrastructure

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2026-09-23 11:04 UTC → 2026-09-24 21:50 UTC · added removed

Brazil’s transport overhaul continues with accelerated highway duplications, toll revisions, and electronic free‑flow collection. Governor Otaviano Pivetta set the BR‑163 duplication in Mato Grosso for completion by Dec 2026 and a 46‑km BR‑365 stretch in Minas Gerais for 2028. In São Paulo, Artesp approved a 4.72 % toll rise on 1 July and launched a free‑flow system on the Anchieta‑Imigrantes corridor on 1 August. Major concessions also expand, including Mota‑Engil’s consortium for BR‑116 sections and Arteris’s work on BR‑376. In Mato Grosso, infrastructure developments have progressed through new paving and major concessions. A R$ 53.44 million contract was signed to pave 35.66 kilometers of the MT-160 highway between Barra do Bugres and Alto Paraguai. Additionally, the State Secretariat of Infrastructure and Logistics (Sinfra) ratified a 30-year concession for 634.35 kilometers of state highways to the Consórcio Rota Multimodal–CS Infra. This consortium, led by CS Infra (a Simpar subsidiary) with an 80% stake, will manage sections of the MT-020, MT-140, MT-225, MT-244, and MT-251. The concession, covering routes vital for soy, corn, cotton, and beef, concession involves an average annual investment of R$ 93 million for maintenance and safety. A key feature of the contract is the implementation of features a ‘free flow’ system using nine automatic collection gantries instead of physical toll plazas, with collection scheduled to begin gantries. Recent developments in Mato Grosso include the second year. The consortium has committed to awarding of a R$ 43.1 52.6 million contribution contract to Edeconsil Construções to pave 24.4 kilometers of the MT-338 highway in Juara. Furthermore, the BR-163 highway was named ‘Brazil’s most comfortable highway’ at the IRI 2026 Awards, with the stretch between Lucas do Rio Verde and a 13.31% discount on basic toll rates. Sorriso securing first place in the Implementation and Duplication category.

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  1. 2026-09-24 21:50 UTC Brazil expands transport infrastructure
  2. 2026-09-23 11:04 UTC Brazil expands transport infrastructure
  3. 2026-09-21 14:02 UTC Brazil expands transport infrastructure
  4. 2026-09-17 18:21 UTC Brazil expands transport infrastructure
  5. 2026-08-31 22:34 UTC Brazil expands transport infrastructure
  6. 2026-08-27 21:51 UTC Brazil expands transport infrastructure
  7. 2026-08-18 21:14 UTC Brazil expands transport infrastructure
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  10. 2026-08-05 21:06 UTC Brazil expands transport infrastructure
  11. 2026-07-28 10:52 UTC Brazil expands transport infrastructure

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