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Mobility? Security? Irregular occupation? Last day to vote in poll about the main problem in Jacarepaguá

oglobo4 September 2026 at 08:30

A poll created by GLOBO is asking readers to identify the main problem in Jacarepaguá, with nine available alternatives including mobility, robberies and thefts, clashes between criminal factions, flooding, public space conservation, environmental degradation, and irregular constructions. Voting ends at 6 PM this Friday (4).

So far, the majority of readers who have already voted chose mobility as the most urgent issue to address in the region. The most cited complaints include few alternatives to escape heavy traffic, scarcity in public transportation options, and the need to expand the bike lane network to encourage bicycle use.

The winning topic of the poll will give rise to numerous numerous numerous numerous numerous numerous numerous numerous numerous numerous numerous numerous numerous numerous numerous numerous numerous numerous numerous numerous numerous numerous numerous numerous numerous numerous numerous numerous numerous numerous numerous numerous numerous numerous numerous numerous numerous numerous numerous numerous numerous numerous numerous reports from GLOBO-Barra, which will address the causes and possible solutions for the chosen problem.

The poll was prepared based on common complaints collected by GLOBO's reporting teams from residents of the Jacarepaguá region, in the west zone of Rio de Janeiro.

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