STTP mobilizes 70 agents and offers free transport in Campina Grande during elections

The Superintendency of Traffic and Public Transport (STTP) informed that it will mobilize around 70 traffic agents to work in the main voting locations and in different regions of Campina Grande.

The agents will be distributed at the busiest points, with the support of cars and motorcycles, as well as equipment for signaling, channeling and any partial or total road closures. Traffic will also be monitored during the voting period.

At other voting points, there will be traffic discipline, such as at Palmeira State and Nenzinha Cunha Lima.

Campina Grande will have a free pass on public transport during the first round. The measure will also be applied in a possible second round, scheduled for October 25th. In addition to the free service, the city will have special bus operations and reinforced road safety actions.

The secretariat defined a special operation to guarantee the movement of voters. Around 40 lines will be in circulation, with a fleet of almost 70 vehicles and reinforcement between 7am and 6pm.

During the entire operation, there will be no ticket charges. Anyone who has a transport card should use it normally at the validator, without debit, just to record the use of the system. Passengers who do not have a card will also be able to board for free, without the need to present a voter registration card or proof of voting.

Free access will be offered to all users. The rule is provided for in article 23 of TSE Resolution No. 23,751/2026, which determines the provision of free urban and intercity public transport in the first round, on October 4th, and in a possible second round, on October 25th.

The buses will remain with GPS and active validators throughout the operation so that STTP can monitor, in real time, compliance with the schedule.

In addition to the scheduled vehicles, six buses will be available as technical reserves at the terminals between 8 am and 11 am, a period considered to be of greatest demand. There will be three vehicles from each consortium, which may be called by inspection to reinforce the busiest lines.

According to the STTP superintendent, Neto Medeiros, the operation was planned to guarantee the movement of the population during the electoral process.

STTP recommends that users check line times and itineraries using the Mobi CG app, available for Android and iOS, or via WhatsApp (83) 3341-1517.