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BE questions Regional Government of the Azores about public transport in São Miguel

Açoriano Oriental13 September 2026 at 18:18

BE/Açores questioned the Regional Government of the Azores about the problems verified in the first two weeks of operation of the new public passenger transport company on the island of São Miguel. The leftist bloc party wants to know what measures were taken to avoid and correct the failures detected during this initial period of activity. The new collective passenger transport operator was recently implemented on the island, having faced difficulties right at the start of its operation. This is not the first time that BE/Açores has raised questions about the management of public transport services in the region, demonstrating concern about the quality of the service offered to the citizens of São Miguel.

Why this matters

Readers in the Azores, especially those residing in São Miguel, depend on this new public transport service for their daily commutes, so service failures have a direct impact on their mobility. The BE question follows the recent implementation of the company and reflects concerns about the quality and reliability of public transport on the island.

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