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Line 5-Lilás Is Slow After Failure

Line 5-Lilás operates with reduced speed and longer stop time between the stations Santa Cruz and Chacara Klabin, on the morning of Thursday (24). According to ViaMobility, the change occurs due to a failure in track equipment in the region of Santa Cruz. The occurrence began before 6 o'clock in the morning.

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Estação Santo Amaro Hermínio Bernardo/TV Globo For the 2nd day in a row, Line 5-Lilás operates with greater intervals on Thursday (24) due to faults in track equipment in two sections. In the region of Santa Cruz, an occurrence was detected during a preventive maintenance in a track equipment, according to the dealership Viamobilidad/Motiva. The company stated that it was necessary to adopt a speed restriction of 10 km/h in the stretch between t…

·Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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The 5-Lilás line of the subway of São Paulo records slowness and lotion on the morning of Thursday, 24, after two distinct faults in track equipment.

Line 5-Lilás operates with longer stop time and lower travel speed on the morning of Thursday (24/9) due to equipment failure

Line 5-Lilás operates with reduced speed and longer stop time between the stations Santa Cruz and Chacara Klabin, on the morning of Thursday (24). According to ViaMobility, the change occurs due to a failure in track equipment in the region of Santa Cruz. The occurrence began before 6 o'clock in the morning.

The trains of the 5-lilás line in São Paulo, run at 10 km/h between the stations Santa Cruz and Chacara Klabin on Thursday (24), after a fault in identified track equipment during maintenance. Read more (09/24/2026

·São Paulo, Brazil
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Folha de S.Paulo broke the news in São Paulo, Brazil on Thursday, September 24, 2026.
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