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The Metro company has been seeking “relocation solutions tailored to the characteristics of each of the 13 households involved in this operation,” explained the company that owns the metro.
The issue concerns the administrative possession process of a municipality-owned building in Alcântara, initiated by the Metropolitano de Lisboa.
The party accuses the Government of announcing a project different from that set out in the State Budget.
After some suspense in recent weeks, the date was finally revealed: the Pink Line, which will link the existing Casa da Música and São Bento metro stations, will begin operating by March 2027, despite the project being completed in the final quarter of this year, the president of Metro do ... announced on Tuesday.
Metro do Porto has announced that the new Pink Line, linking São Bento and Casa da Música, will be operational by March 2027. Company president Emídio Gomes said this despite construction works being completed this year, indicating a multi-month gap between project completion and passenger service commencement. The announcement clarifies the timetable for a key expansion of Porto’s public transport network.
The restrictions are due to expansion works on the Lisbon Metro.
In August this year, the first section of the metrobus, also known as BRT (Bus Rapid Transit), began operation between the Portagem and Vale das Flores stations in the city of Coimbra. This phase will be completed from 16 December with the connection of the remaining 36 kilometres on dedicated lanes between ...
