Brazil's Urban Rail Network Grows Above Average, but Expansion Remains Modest for Major Cities
Brazil's urban rail network grew by 15.4 kilometers in the first half of the year, above the average of the past ten years, but the expansion remains insufficient to meet the needs of metropolitan regions. The country reached 1,160.1 kilometers of urban rail tracks, operated by 23 train, subway, light rail and monorail systems, compared with 1,144.7 kilometers at the end of last year. Leia mais…
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