
João Pessoa and Campina Grande will have mobility agents on the streets and free buses for voters during the election.
João Pessoa and Campina Grande adopt a special traffic scheme with 190 agents and free passes on municipal and intermunicipal buses for the second round of elections in Paraíba.
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Traffic operations and free transportation are measures adopted to facilitate voters' access to voting locations.
In João Pessoa, traffic interventions begin at 6 am and continue until voting closes. In total, 120 mobility agents will work to guide traffic and carry out detours. Monitoring of the operation will also be carried out in real time by cameras at the Traffic and Transport Operational Center (COTT).
As in the first round, the special scheme will carry out closures at the Electoral Forum (Tambiá), Regional Electoral Court (Centro) and IFPB (Jaguaribe), temporary changes in the circulation of vehicles and reinforced patrolling in the main voting locations in the Capital.
According to the Executive Superintendency of Urban Mobility of João Pessoa (Semob-JP), the locations that will receive special attention are the schools Oscar de Castro, José Lins do Rego, Demerval Trigueiro, Papa Paulo VI, Olívio Pinto, CNEC (Geisel), Olívio Ribeiro Campos, Aruanda, Luiz Gonzaga Oliveira, Alice Carneiro, Leonel Brizola, Nazinha Barbosa, Pio XI, Meta and Master.
In Campina Grande, STTP will mobilize traffic agents at the main voting locations. The team will have vehicles and motorcycles to monitor the roads during the busiest period.
At other points, traffic regulation will be carried out, such as at Palmeira State and Nenzinha Cunha Lima. In total, around 70 agents will be involved in field and monitoring activities.
In addition to the special traffic scheme, public transport buses in João Pessoa and Campina Grande will be free on Sunday (25).
In the Capital, buses are free from 6am to 8pm. To use the benefit, you must present your voter registration card or e-Título. The free fee applies both to traveling to the polling place and returning home.
In Campina Grande, public transport is free from 6am to 8pm. The lines serving Shopping Partage workers will continue to operate until 10pm.
According to the Superintendency of Transit and Public Transport (STTP), the planning includes strengthening the fleet, with a special operation of around 40 bus lines and almost 70 vehicles in circulation.
To use free transport, it is not necessary to present a voter registration card or proof of voting. Passengers will also be able to board without a transport card and use the buses as many times as they need throughout the day.
Intercity buses in Paraíba will also be free from 00:00 on Saturday (24) until 23:59 on Monday (26). The measure is provided for in Decree No. 48,963 and allows free travel between municipalities for voters to vote or return from voting.
To use the benefit, the passenger must present a voter registration card or e-Título, which allows them to prove their identity and voting location.

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