
DER/SE guarantees free payment upon presentation of voter registration card and identity document
The Sergipe State Department of Road Infrastructure (DER/SE) confirmed free intercity transport in the second round of elections, on October 25, in addition to expanding the fleet with 42 extra vehicles.
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Intercity transport in Sergipe will be free on the day of the second round of elections, on October 25th.
According to the Sergipe State Department of Road Infrastructure (DER/SE), the free service also extends to the day of the second round of the election, scheduled for October 25th.
Also according to DER/SE, free use of the public intermunicipal transport service is subject to the presentation of the voter registration card, e-Título or any suitable means, physical or electronic, that proves the user's voting location, accompanied by a document that proves their identity, as well as the presentation of proof of voting for free use on the return journey.
In addition to being free, DER had already announced the expansion of the intercity bus fleet for the elections. 42 vehicles from the reserve fleet will be made available for intercity public transport, 22 units arriving and departing from Aracaju and 20 connecting the interior of Sergipe.
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