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Prefecture of Teresina prepares bid of R$ 132 million for purchase of 100 buses

Portal O Dia14 September 2026 at 12:18

The prefecture of Teresina is preparing a bid worth R$ 132 million for the acquisition of 100 buses for the city's public transportation system.

Of this total, 51 vehicles will be of smaller capacity. Another four buses will be conventional, similar to those already operating in the capital of Piauí.

The remaining 45 buses will have higher passenger capacity, able to accommodate a greater number of collective transportation users.

The investment is part of the municipal management's plans to renew and expand the city's bus fleet.

Why this matters

The acquisition of 100 buses represents a significant investment in Teresina's public transportation, directly benefiting residents who depend on the bus system. The inclusion of vehicles of different capacities may indicate an effort to optimize routes and improve urban mobility in the capital of Piauí.

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