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CIMAA wants to transform mobility and make public transport the main choice

Rádio Portalegre15 September 2026 at 03:09

The Intermunicipal Community of Alto Alentejo (CIMAA) presented the first Technical Proposal for the Restructuring of the Public Transport Network of the region. The objective is to transform mobility in Alto Alentejo, replacing the current contracted system with a more integrated and efficient network.

The new system aims to bring services closer to local populations, reduce transport costs for families and make public transport a viable alternative to the private car.

Why this matters

Residents of Alto Alentejo may benefit from a more accessible and efficient transport system, with the potential to reduce travel costs for families and improve access to essential services in rural areas. This restructuring represents a significant change in regional mobility policy, directly affecting the quality of life and transport options available to citizens of the region.

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