Enem 2026: three cities in Baixada Santista will have free buses on the day of the test; see timetables

Three cities in Baixada Santista will have special free public transport for candidates taking the National High School Exam (Enem) this Sunday (8), the first day of the tests. Santos, São Vicente and Bertioga announced the measure to facilitate the movement of students to the exam locations.

In Itanhaém, there will be no special operation for Enem, but students who have a school pass are already entitled to free use of municipal buses on Sundays. Boarding times and rules vary depending on the municipality (see below).

The city halls of Peruíbe and Mongaguá informed that they will not offer specific gratuity to candidates.

When contacted, the city halls of Praia Grande, Guarujá and Cubatão, in addition to the Secretariat of Metropolitan Transport (STM) of the State of São Paulo, did not inform how municipal and intermunicipal transport will operate until the last update of this report.

Check out how transport will work in each city:

Santos: there will be free access on municipal lines from 8am to 9pm. The measure will also be valid on the second day of tests, on November 15;

São Vicente: there will be free access on all municipal lines from 9am to 1pm and from 6pm to 10pm. To use the benefit, the candidate must present the Enem registration confirmation card and an official document with photo;

Bertioga: free of charge from 9am to 1pm and from 3:30pm to 10pm. The candidate must present the Enem registration card and an official document with photo, in physical or digital format;

Itanhaém: there will be no special operation for Enem. According to the city hall, students who have a school pass card already have free public transport on Sundays.