By the end of 2023, Brazil aims to extend its urban rail network to 1,145 kilometers, incorporating new tracks for the year. Over the past decade, the network has grown by 17%, averaging 17.3 kilometers annually. This year, it’s set to expand by 15.6 kilometers, surpassing 2022’s growth, as reported by the National Association of […]
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