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CAM presents new buses today, Sagres open to visits

dnoticias.pt15 September 2026 at 07:07

CAM - Madeiran Bus Company presents today the project of electrification of public transport, which will cover the Porto Santo lines and the Aerobus Service. The presentation is scheduled for 4 pm, at the company's facilities, in Nazaré, in Funchal.

The project includes the acquisition of eight 100% electric buses and the installation of eight charging stations. This initiative represents a significant step in the transition to more sustainable transport in the region.

The presentation ceremony will count with the presence of the president of the Regional Government, Miguel Albuquerque, and representatives from various government areas.

Why this matters

Readers in the region directly benefit from this transition to electric vehicles, which promises a more sustainable and ecological public transport. The project covers the Porto Santo lines and the Aerobus, affecting residents and tourists who use these services. This is a significant investment in mobility infrastructure that reflects the environmental priorities of the Regional Government.

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