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Second round of the 2026 elections held in cities in the state of São Paulo with free transport offered.
Voters in Vale do Paraíba and the Bragantina region will have free public transport in at least 14 cities this Sunday (25), the date of the second round of the 2026 elections. The times and conditions for using the service vary according to the municipality.
See the cities with free municipal buses:
Atibaia: from 4:30 am to 11 pm
Bragança Paulista: zero fare on Sundays, from 4am to midnight
Caçapava: from 7am to 6pm
Campos do Jordão: from 5:20 am to 11:20 pm
Caraguatatuba: from 7am to 6pm
Ilhabela: from 6am to 8pm
Jacareí: from midnight to 11:59 pm
Paraibuna: from 7am to 3pm
Pindamonhangaba: from midnight to 11:59 pm
São José dos Campos: from midnight to 11:59 pm
São Sebastião: from 7am to 7pm
Taubaté: from 7am to 6pm
Tremembé: from 6am to 6pm
Ubatuba: from 7am to 7pm
The measure seeks to facilitate the movement of voters to voting locations. The Government of São Paulo also confirmed free metropolitan transport during voting Sunday.
Metropolitan bus lines managed by the São Paulo State Transport Agency (Artesp) will have zero fares from 6am to 8pm. For semi-urban intercity and road services managed by Artesp, the benefit will be valid throughout the day, from midnight to 11:59 pm.
The second round of the 2026 elections will be held this Sunday (25). Voters must check their polling location in advance and plan their journey, considering the public transport opening hours in each city.
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