Sao Paulo - Getting Around
Public Transport
Buses take the majority of the city's huge population to and from work. Routes can be difficult for the visitor to understand, and petty crime and overcrowding are perennial problems. To cope with rush hour crowds, São Paulo recently introduced the world's longest bus: a 25m- (82ft-) long Volvo built in three sections and with doors on both sides.
Visitors should look out for the Bilhete Único, which is a rechargeable smartcard ticket giving access to discounted journeys on all public transport. Trains and the Metrô run from 5am till midnight, and buses stop running at 1am.
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