20 minutes: Carris presents new project for the Glória elevator
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20 minutes: Carris presents new project for the Glória elevator

SIC Notícias31 August 2026 at 21:00

Carris presented this Monday the new project for the Glória elevator, in Lisbon. The new elevator will replace the equipment that was destroyed in the accident last September.

The project was revealed to the public with its main characteristics. Carris, the company responsible for public transport in Lisbon, is the entity responsible for presenting and implementing the new elevator.

The accident that destroyed the previous equipment occurred in September last year, leading to the need for complete replacement of the Glória elevator, an important infrastructure for mobility in the city.

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