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August 6, 2015

[Photos] Rio de Janeiro: Building up transport infrastructure for Olympic Games

The Transoeste BRT line was the first (in 2012) of the four exclusive lanes for articulated...

The Transoeste BRT line was the first (in 2012) of the four exclusive lanes for articulated buses to open in the city and represented a real transformation in the West Zone. Today, 230,000 passengers travel along the 52km of Transoeste, aboard articulated buses equipped with air conditioning and riding on exclusive lanes.Photo: Cidade Olimpica

The Transoeste BRT line was the first (in 2012) of the four exclusive lanes for articulated buses to open in the city and represented a real transformation in the West Zone. Today, 230,000 passengers travel along the 52km of Transoeste, aboard articulated buses equipped with air conditioning and riding on exclusive lanes.Photo: Cidade Olimpica
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