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Portimão: changes to five Vai e Vem lines

Algarve Marafado9 September 2026 at 16:57

From September 11, Friday, changes came into effect on five lines of the Vai e Vem Network – Urban Transport of Portimão. The lines affected by the changes are 11, 13, 14, 35 and 36.

These changes are part of adjustments to the urban transport network of the city of Portimão, which operates under the Vai e Vem brand. The collective transport service aims to improve mobility in the region.

The information was provided to inform passengers about modifications to routes and schedules that came into effect from that date. Users of these five lines should be aware of the new features implemented in the transport system.

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