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Bus transport in Rio de Janeiro

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The Rio de Janeiro bus system forms an important part of the public transport system in the city of Rio de Janeiro in Brazil.

BRT's parking area

As of the end of 2015, there were 1,752 bus routes servicing the Rio de Janeiro Metropolitan Region, including 705 licensed by the municipality of Rio de Janeiro.[1]

Municipal buses

The City of Rio de Janeiro bus fleet is made up of over 8,000 vehicles, operated by 47 different companies.[2]

BRT

Mobi Rio BRT

BRT is a bus rapid transit system that, as of 2024, the consists of four operating lines, Transcarioca, Transoeste, Transolímpica, and TransBrasil.[3]

Bus terminals

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TerminalLocationServicesRef.
AlvoradaBarra da TijucaMunicipal, Transoeste, Transcarioca, Intermunicipal, Interstate[4][5]
Américo AyresMeierMunicipal, Intermunicipal[6]
Arquiteto PacielloMeierMunicipal
Campo GrandeCampo GrandeMunicipal, Transoeste, Interstate[5]
Cosme VelhoCosme VelhoMunicipal
CuricicaJacarepaguáMunicipal
Daniel BarataPenhaMunicipal
Deodoro Deodoro Municipal, Interstate, Transolímpica
Enock Anselmo dos SantosIrajáMunicipal
Fundão (Aroldo Melodia)Ilha do FundãoMunicipal[5]
Gardênia AzulJacarepaguáMunicipal
Gentileza São Cristóvão Municipal, Transbrasil, Light rail
Jamil Amiden - Av ChileCentroMunicipal
Jardim OceânicoBarra da TijucaMunicipal, Transoeste[5]
MadureiraMadureiraMunicipal, Transcarioca
Nossa Senhora do AmparoCascaduraMunicipal
Novo RioSanto CristoIntermunicipal, Interstate, International
Padre Henrique OtteSanto CristoMunicipal
Procópio FerreiraCentroMunicipal
PUC GáveaGáveaMunicipal, intermunicipal[7]
RecreioRecreio dos BandeirantesTransolímpica[5]
RibeiraIlha do GovernadorMunicipal
Santa CruzSanta CruzTransoeste[5]
SerrinhaCampo GrandeMunicipal
Souza MarquesCascaduraMunicipal, Intermunicipal
SulacapSulacapTransolímpica[5]
TerreirãoRecreioMunicipal
UsinaTijucaMunicipal
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