Mobility

Metro do Porto exceeds 950 million validations in 20 years of operation

Precisely on December 7, 2002, Metro do Porto opened the Blue Line (A).

Large-scale drill served to test the Municipal Civil Protection Plan

The alarm was given at 9h15 am. On Avenida 25 de Abril, going uphill, a tanker truck (with diesel) overturned due to the wet floor.

Terminal Intermodal de Campanhã with more offers than ever

Since this Tuesday, November 22nd, the Terminal will have more than 700 schedules.

Porto City Hall supports use of public transport in about 815 thousand euros

The amount agreed by the Porto Metropolitan Council corresponds to 20,83% of the total participation of the municipalities in the Área Metropolitana (AMP) in the mission of attracting passengers to public transport.

The “airport for buses” in Campanhã has had almost half a million passengers

Three months after the inauguration of the Terminal Intermodal de Campanhã it is already possible to do a balance of the operation: it was a time of “learning”.

New high-speed rail will connect Porto-Lisbon in one hour and 15 minutes

In 2030, Porto-Lisbon will be connected with a new high-speed rail, with an estimated dislocation period of 1 hour and 15 minutes. A direct, non-stop service. The construction is divided in three phases, being that the first phase, the track section between Porto and Soure, is scheduled for completion in 2028.

In the core of Praça da Galiza a new transportation pattern is being developed

The goal of having the connection between São Bento and Casa da Música working, in the first quarter of 2025, remains.

City in smoother modes: more electric scooters arrived and shared bikes are coming

Seven hundred more new electric scooters are available for sharing service and soon the option of the people of Porto may also pass through the use of bicycles.

Guindais Funicular reopens this Saturday

The Guindais Funicular reopens this Saturday, July 23, after being closed for maintenance.

Terminal Intermodal de Campanhã reorganizes transport in the city from Wednesday

City Hall’s executive votes at the public meeting on Monday, the 18th, to change the origin and end of the lines of the intermunicipal and interregional public road passenger transport service.