Bus tickets to Rio de Janeiro, Curitiba and Florianópolis remain suspended at the Tietê Bus Terminal, in the north of São Paulo, because of the coup-style blockades that have taken place on roads and public roads across the country since Monday night. (31).
According to Socicam, the company that manages the Tietê and Barra Funda terminals, there were impaired departures and arrivals at the two bus stations due to road closures.
“Some buses that left the Tietê terminal yesterday [segunda]bound for the city of Rio de Janeiro, returned to the terminal after remaining stopped on the roads and with the consent of the majority of passengers”, says the concessionaire, in a note.
The company guides passengers who need to travel or who already have tickets to look for the responsible vehicles so that they can receive the appropriate guidance.
The coup blockades also hamper bus travel to the interior of São Paulo. In Campinas (93 km from São Paulo), the Ramos de Azevedo bus terminal has suspended ticket sales and departures until the situation on the highways returns to normal. The decision was announced late on Tuesday morning (1st).
“The sale of road tickets and departures operated by the terminal is temporarily suspended until the situation on the roads is normalized”, informs Socicam, which also manages the terminal.
As in São Paulo, there are still impaired departures and arrivals at the Campinas terminal.
Bulletin of the Military Police points out that around 12 pm, 14 roads were closed in São Paulo and 102 with traffic partially interrupted.
According to the concessionaire CCR AutoBan, at the end of the morning there were blockages in at least five points of the Anhanguera highway in the interior of São Paulo: in Jundiaí (km 53), Campinas (kms 99 and 104), Americana (km 120) and Limeira.
In Minas Gerais, bus passengers also face problems. Coup demonstrations on highways cause cancellation of bus trips from Belo Horizonte to São Paulo and Rio
Cancellations also occurred both for the two capitals and for the interior of the two states.
According to information from the bus station in the capital of Minas Gerais, taking into account departures to all destinations offered from the terminal, into and out of Minas Gerais, between 7:30 pm this Monday (31) and 12:30 pm this Tuesday (1st), 160 a total of 339 for the period ceased to occur, a drop of 52.7%.
Since Monday, because of the victory of Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (PT) in the presidential election on Sunday (30), supporters of Jair Bolsonaro (PL), including truck drivers, have been blocking or crowding roads in states and the Federal District. . Protesters call for a coup.
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