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With 132 Accesses, 34 Catwalks and 83 Km of Duplications, Project Will Modernize a Corridor that Connects Agricultural Areas to One of the Most Important Ports in the Southernmost Part of Brazil
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The entrance of trucks in urban areas requires organized access, suitable tracks and safe crossings. In Rio Grande do Sul, the South Port Route brings these solutions together in BR-116 and BR-392, in a project that connects producing regions to the Rio Grande port complex and still goes through structuring steps. How does the...
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