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| Mapa Geográfico da Linha 6-Laranja Geographic Map of Line 6-Orange |
As Obras da Linha 6-Laranja, ligação
entre Brasilândia e São Joaquim, devem começar em 40 dias, segundo o
jornal “A Gazeta da Zona Norte”.
A
linha deve ser entregue em 2020, mas segundo promessas do governador
Geraldo Alckmin, e do secretário de Transportes Metropolitanos, Jurandir
Fernandes, um trecho inicial pode operar em 2018, da Zona Norte até a
Água Branca.
A Linha 6-Laranja terá interligação com as linhas 7-Rubi e 8-Diamante da CPTM e com a Linha 4-Amarela do
Metrô. O percurso terá um total de 15,5 quilômetros, 15 estações e deve
atender cerca de 634 mil passageiros diariamente.
A
nova linha é uma PPP com a Move São Paulo,
que venceu a licitação, e é formada pela TransPort, Queiroz Galvão, UTC e
um fundo de investimentos. 50 % dos gastos e a compra dos trens ficará
sob responsabilidade da empresa. Os outros 50 % e as desapropriações
serão custeadas pelo governo. O contrato firmado é válido por 25 anos,
sendo seis deles de implantação.
Fonte da Notícia: Diário de SP
Imagem: Via Trólebus
The Construction Line 6-Orange, linking Brasilândia and São Joaquim, should begin in 40 days, according to the newspaper "The Gazette of the Northern Zone."
The line should be delivered in 2020, but according to the governor's promises Alckmin, and Secretary of Metropolitan Transport, Jurandir Fernandes, an initial stretch can operate in 2018, the North Zone to the White Water.
A Line 6-Orange will interconnection lines 7 and 8-Ruby-Diamond CPTM and the Line 4-Yellow Subway. The route will total 15.5 km, 15 stations and meet about 634 000 passengers daily.
The new line is a PPP with the Move São Paulo, which won the bid, and is formed by the TransPort, Queiroz Galvão, UTC and an investment fund. 50% of the expenses and the purchase of the trains will be the responsibility of the company. The other 50% and the expropriation shall be borne by the government. The contract is valid for 25 years, six of them for deployment.
Source of News: Diário de SP
Photo: Via Trólebus
The line should be delivered in 2020, but according to the governor's promises Alckmin, and Secretary of Metropolitan Transport, Jurandir Fernandes, an initial stretch can operate in 2018, the North Zone to the White Water.
A Line 6-Orange will interconnection lines 7 and 8-Ruby-Diamond CPTM and the Line 4-Yellow Subway. The route will total 15.5 km, 15 stations and meet about 634 000 passengers daily.
The new line is a PPP with the Move São Paulo, which won the bid, and is formed by the TransPort, Queiroz Galvão, UTC and an investment fund. 50% of the expenses and the purchase of the trains will be the responsibility of the company. The other 50% and the expropriation shall be borne by the government. The contract is valid for 25 years, six of them for deployment.
Source of News: Diário de SP
Photo: Via Trólebus
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