The mayor of São Paulo, Ricardo Nunes (MDB), determined this Thursday, Dec. 15, the return of free public transportation for people over 60 years.
As published in the municipal Official Gazette, the measure is already in force.
During Bruno Cova's (PSDB) administration, people between 60 and 64 lost the free ride, which was restricted to seniors over 65 years old.
Those who receive the benefit must issue the Special Senior Citizen Single Ticket by registering with São Paulo Transport (SPTrans).
The free ticket for trains and subways is still valid for people 65 and older. It is . . .
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