Drivers face crowded roads towards the coast of SP during the All Souls' Day weekend; see the traffic
Ecovias plans special operations to manage the flow of vehicles towards Baixada Santista until Tuesday
Quick Look
- The Anchieta-Imigrantes System is slow this Saturday.
- The Ecovias concessionaire estimates the circulation of 342 thousand vehicles towards Baixada Santista during the holiday, with the possibility of implementing special traffic operations.
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Why It Matters
The Anchieta-Imigrantes System is the main access route between the Metropolitan Region of São Paulo and Baixada Santista.
The company's estimate is that around 342 thousand vehicles will pass through the access roads to Baixada Santista by Tuesday (3). Ecovias will implement special operations at peak times (see below).
The Anchieta-Imigrantes System records several points of slowdown this Saturday morning (31), on the Imigrantes highway and Cônego Domênio Rangoni. Normal Operation (5x5) is in force, with five lanes for vehicles going down the mountain and another five for going up.
To meet the demand expected during the holiday, Ecovias estimated times for the possibility of special operations. Given the schedule, Operation Descent could be implemented at any time this Saturday.
In Operation Descida (7x3), the two lanes of Via Anchieta and the south lane of Rodovia dos Imigrantes are destined for the coast. The ascent of the mountain takes place exclusively via the North Imigrantes track.
In Operation Ascent (2x8), the two runways at Imigrantes and the North runway at Anchieta are used for the ascent. The descent only takes place via the South Anchieta track.
Open Questions
- What exact times will special operations be activated?







