
The free service is valid for all passengers from 00:00 to 22:00 this Sunday (4)
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The TSE determined that the Public Authorities must guarantee free public transport on election day on working days.
Public public transport in São Luís will be free this Sunday (4), the date of the first round of the 2026 Elections. According to the Municipal Department of Traffic and Transport (SMTT), free transport will be valid for all passengers from 0am to 10pm.
The guidance was forwarded to the TREs by the president of the TSE, minister Kassio Nunes Marques. The electoral courts requested information from city halls, state governments and the Federal District about the services that will be available on voting day.
The data provided includes itineraries, modes of transport and opening hours of free services. According to the rules approved by the TSE, the Public Authority must guarantee free urban and intercity public transport on election day.
For the 2026 Elections, the rule establishes that free transport must operate with the same frequency as on working days. The measure will also be applied in the case of a second round, scheduled for October 25th.
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