Brazil Metro

The Salvador Metro (Metrô de Salvador) is a transportation network in the city of Bahia, Brazil. Today in 2026, the Salvador Metro system consists of 2 lines. The

The Rio de Janeiro Metro, known as MetrôRio, is the rapid transit system serving Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. It opened commercial service with Line 1 in March 1979,

Recife Metro, known in Portuguese as Metrô do Recife and commonly called MetroRec, is the rapid transit system serving the Metropolitan Region of Recife in Pernambuco, Brazil. Operated

Porto Alegre Metro, also called Trensurb or Trem, is the main rapid transit system serving Porto Alegre and the northern suburbs of the metropolitan area in Brazil. It

The Belo Horizonte Metro, or Metrô de Belo Horizonte, is the rapid transit system serving Belo Horizonte in Minas Gerais, Brazil. It currently operates one line over 28.1

Brasília Metro, also called Metrô-DF or the Federal District Metro, is the rapid transit system serving Brasília and the surrounding Federal District. Opened in 2001, it operates two

Fortaleza Metro, widely known as Metrofor, is the metropolitan rail system serving Fortaleza and nearby parts of Ceará, Brazil. It combines one metro line with light rail services

Public transportation in São Paulo is the citywide system of buses, metro lines, suburban railways, airport links, taxis, and other local transport used to move around Brazil’s largest

Public transportation in Brasilia includes buses, the Brasilia Metro, taxis, and airport links, with Rodoviária do Plano Piloto acting as the main hub for city transport. The system

The São Paulo Metro, commonly called the Metrô, is a rapid transit system serving São Paulo, Brazil. It is part of the largest metropolitan rail transport network in

The Rio de Janeiro Metro, commonly called Metrô Rio, is the rapid transit system serving Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. It opened on March 5, 1979, with five stations