
Concessionaires estimate an increase in flow from this Friday (30) and indicate peak times to avoid congestion.
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The All Souls' Day holiday, celebrated on November 2, generates a significant increase in the flow of vehicles on the highways that connect Campinas to other regions of the state of São Paulo.
The main highways in the Campinas region are expected to receive 3.8 million vehicles due to the All Souls' Day holiday, celebrated on Monday (2).
According to the concessionaires responsible for the sections, the flow will increase from this Friday (30).
See below the estimated traffic and peak times on each road.
Estimation of vehicles per highway:
Anhanguera-Bandeirantes System: 2.2 million
Campinas-Mogi (SP-340): 680 thousand
Dom Pedro Corridor: 730 thousand
Journalist Francisco Aguirre Proença (SP-101): 45 thousand vehicles
Santos Dumont (SP-075): 159 thousand
Anhanguera-Bandeirantes System
The AutoBan dealership predicts that traffic on the Anhanguera (SP-330) and Bandeirantes (SP-348) highways will begin to increase on Friday (30).
To ask for help or check traffic, contact the company via WhatsApp (11) 4589-4188 or by calling 0800-055-55-50.
Peak times
Friday (30): from 4pm to 8pm
Saturday (31): 9am to 1pm
Monday (2): 3pm to 10pm
Campinas-Mogi (SP-340)
Renovias warns of the concentration of vehicles in both directions of the road.
24-hour support is available by calling 0800-055-9696, in addition to emergency telephones located every kilometer of the track.
Peak times:
Friday (30): between 2pm and 7pm, northbound (inland)
Saturday (31): from 8am to 1pm, northbound (inland)
Monday (2): between 2pm and 7pm, southbound (São Paulo)
Dom Pedro Corridor
Rota das Bandeiras awaits heavy traffic at the exit to the break. Throughout the holiday, 730 thousand vehicles must pass through the roads - 500 thousand of them on Rodovia D. Pedro I (SP-065) alone.
For medical or mechanical assistance, call 0800-770-8070.
Peak times:
Friday (30): from 3pm to 9pm
Journalist Francisco Aguirre Proença (SP-101)
The highway connects Campinas to Tietê (SP) and is managed by Rodovias do Tietê, and the forecast is that 45 thousand vehicles will pass through the road during the holiday.
In emergencies, the contact number is 0800-770-3322.
Peak times:
Friday (9): from 4pm to 9pm
Saturday (10): from 6am to 11am
Monday (12): between 4pm and 8pm
Santos Dumont (SP-075)
Managed by AB Colinas, the road connects Itu (SP) to Campinas and is the main access to Viracopos International Airport.
The helpline is 0800-703-5080.
Peak times:
Friday (30): from 6pm to midnight
Saturday (31): from 6am to 12pm
Monday (2): from 12:22 pm to 10 pm

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