
Voters can report problems with free tickets for the second round of elections until Monday
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Free intercity transportation is offered to voters to facilitate travel during the second round of elections.
Voters who find it difficult to obtain free tickets to vote in the second round of elections can report the problem to the Piauí Delegated Public Services Regulation Agency (Agrespi). Free intercity transport remains available this Sunday (25th) and until 12pm on Monday (26th).
According to the general director of Agrespi, Thaís Araripe, passengers should contact the agency's inspection team at bus stations if they encounter problems related to free parking or the availability of spaces.
Reports can be made by calling (86) 99862-0283.
According to Thaís, inspectors are distributed across the state's main bus stations to monitor the operation of the service.
"Firstly, they have to seek inspection from Agrespi. Agrespi inspectors are at the main bus stations in Piauí paying attention to all of this. So, if there is any difficulty regarding free services or running out of spaces, inform them", he said.
The president also stated that the agency maintains contact with transport companies to expand the supply of seats and make extra buses available when necessary.
"At all times, we are in contact with companies to offer more available vacancies and also extra buses when they have fleet capacity. Everything, of course, is aligned and being communicated to the Electoral Court", he added.

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