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Elevador da Glória. Carris President Guarantees Fully New and "Safer" Structure by 2029Photo by Rose Rocha on Pexels
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Elevador da Glória. Carris President Guarantees Fully New and "Safer" Structure by 2029

RTP Notícias31 August 2026 at 18:30

The president of Carris guarantees that the new Elevador da Glória will be a fully new and safer structure, expected to be ready in the first half of 2029. The Lisbon transport company considers this project a priority for the coming years.

According to the official, the new elevator will comply with all current safety standards, something that was not happening with the previous structure. This assurance comes amid concerns about the condition of the city's historic infrastructure.

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