Riders who use the Mauá and Prefeito Celso Daniel-Santo André stations should be aware of the changes. Starting this Thursday (12), CPTM will begin a lengthy period of structural upgrades at the two stations on Line 10-Turquesa.
With an investment of R$ 97 million, the construction project aims to modernize the facilities and make them accessible to people with disabilities. To this end, CPTM has established a schedule of temporary closures on certain platforms, which directly affects the daily routines of those who travel through the region.
CPTM construction projects aim to modernize stations on Line 10-Turquesa
The first phase of the renovations involves the complete closure of Platform 1 at both stations. Therefore, passengers boarding at Santo André Station bound for Barra Funda must use Platform 2 exclusively. Similarly, passengers from Mauá must use Platforms 2 and 3 to take the same route.
This initial phase is expected to last eight months, with the platforms reopening in July 2027. After completion, the schedule will progressively move on to the other boarding areas, with the complete modernization of the stations scheduled for 2030.
The projects aim to upgrade the existing infrastructure at the stations. For example, improvements to the fire safety system, roof repairs, and accessibility upgrades to the restrooms.
