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The head of the company managing the 'metrobus' operation says the service has recorded “very significant demand.”
Infraestruturas de Portugal has announced that the metrobus service in Coimbra is scheduled to extend its operations to Coimbra-B station and Praça da República by mid-August, following strong initial demand.
The launch of the Metrobus service has been marred by illegal occupation of its dedicated lanes by soft modes and cars. Despite the right lane being designated for shared use with bicycles and having a speed limit of 30 km/h, this limit is often exceeded, raising concerns about traffic safety and compliance.
Home News Portugal to have new metrobus service Portugal to have new metrobus service Porto's metrobus service will start on 28 February, with a “period of familiarisation and progressive adjustment” to consolidate schedules, frequencies, and procedures, Metro do Porto announced.
Metro Mondego has announced that Metrobus services at three stations in Lousã will be temporarily suspended due to a slope landslide, to ensure the safety of its passengers.
The party accuses the Government of announcing a project different from that set out in the State Budget.
The new intermodal pass for the Coimbra Region, called Move-C, entered service today and allows Metro Mondego (also known as the 'metrobus') and the Municipal Urban Transport Services (SMTUC) to be used with a single ticket.
The Porto metrobus will begin operations at the end of February, is expected to have a free trial period in March and, to start and finish the service, will circle the Boavista roundabout, it was announced today.
The President of the Porto City Council, Pedro Duarte, announced during Tuesday's Executive meeting that he will be “in a position to present solutions” for the metrobus this coming Thursday. However, Pedro Duarte did not provide further details, particularly regarding when the service will start on the route of the first phase, which connects Casa da Música ...
The Mondego Mobility System (SMM) between Coimbra and Serpins (Lousã) begins its operation this Tuesday, 15 years after the railway branch was closed, now replaced by the metrobus. The service, which is free until the end of the month, starts with definitive schedules, serving Coimbra, Miranda do Corvo, and ...
Extended to the municipalities that suffered the most from the closure of the Lousã railway branch, the metrobus will have a peak frequency of ten minutes in Miranda do Corvo and 15 minutes in Lousã.
The operation is free until the end of the month.
The Mondego Mobility System (SMM) between Coimbra and Serpins (Lousã) begins its operation today, 15 years after the railway branch was closed to make way for the 'metrobus'.
The new 'Metrobus' service will operate for 6 hours, linking the cities of Coimbra and Serpins, enhancing public transport options in the region.
