São Paulo is set to receive a $500 million investment to electrify its public bus fleet, a move that could transform the city’s transportation landscape and curb pollution. The funding, sourced from a mix of public and private partners, will purchase dozens of electric buses, upgrade charging infrastructure, and train maintenance crews. City officials say the shift will cut emissions, lower operating costs, and improve air quality for millions of commuters. The program also aims to position São Paulo as a regional leader in sustainable transit, potentially spurring similar projects across Brazil.
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