Enem 2026: students will have free subway in Salvador on test days

Students taking the National High School Exam (Enem) will have free access to the Salvador and Lauro de Freitas metro on the two Sundays on which the tests are administered, on the 8th and 15th of November.

To use the benefit, candidates must present proof of enrollment in Enem and an official document with photo at the station turnstiles.

The metro system will operate normally on both days, from 5 am to midnight. To meet the increase in demand, the concessionaire Metrô Bahia prepared a special operation, with increased staffing at stations and reserve trains, which will be able to enter into circulation depending on the movement of passengers.

The flow will be monitored in real time by the Operational Control Center (CCO), which will be able to make adjustments to the operation, if necessary.

The subway security system has more than 2,000 cameras distributed throughout stations, trains, access walkways and bus terminals.

Students will receive kits at stations

The State Department of Education will also carry out a welcoming action for candidates who will use the subway on test days.

The initiative will take place at Tamburugy and Lapa stations, where kits with squeeze bottles, personalized paper fans, pens and water will be distributed.

The action aims to offer support to students before taking the exam.

Guidelines for using the subway

The concessionaire also reinforced safety recommendations for passengers during boarding and disembarking. Among the guidelines are:

Wait for passengers to leave before entering the train;

Never access the subway route;

Respect preferential seats;

Give priority in elevators to people who need the equipment;

Use the handrail when going down the stairs.