Federal Roads Will Be Connected to the Internet by the Connectivity Plan
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The signal of cell phone on the Brazilian federal highways may more than double in the coming years. The Federal Government launched on Thursday (15) the National Policy of Connectivity in Highways, with the goal of raising from 27.2 thousand to 57.1 thousand kilometers the extension of the federal roads with mobile coverage. The plan brings together measures of the Ministries of Communications and Transport, and also reaches state highways. All…
By Circe Bonatelli and Leonardo Godim, of the State Content BRAZILIA – The federal government announced on Thursday (15) the national road connectivity policy. The plan consists of a set of initiatives to bring mobile telephone and internet coverage to a total extension of 72,3 thousand kilometers of federal and state roads [...] The post Federal roads will be connected to the internet by the connectivity plan apareceu primeiro em AMAZONAS CURAL.
The plan consists of a set of initiatives to take mobile telephone and internet coverage to a total length of 72,3 thousand kilometers of roads
The Lula government launched on Thursday (15) the National Connectivity Policy in Highways, a package of measures to double mobile internet coverage in the Brazilian road network. One of the news will be mandatory signal sharing by road operators from 2027. Read more (10/15/2026)
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