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Getting Around
- ▸São Paulo has an extensive Metro, CPTM commuter rail, and bus network — fare is BRL 5.00 with single ticket.
- ▸Rio de Janeiro has Metro, BRT, and ferry services.
- ▸Intercity buses (rodoviárias) connect all Brazilian cities — companies like Comfortbus and 1001 serve major routes.
- ▸Uber and 99 (local competitor) provide ride-hailing across major Brazilian cities.
- ▸Mototaxi services are common in smaller cities and towns for short-distance travel.
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