Londrina Parana, Brazil Travel Guide
The city's bus system, operated by CMTU, connects all major neighborhoods, commercial areas, and attractions. Buses generally well-maintained and an economical way to travel.
You find also find smaller peripheral terminals in various neighborhoods. Digital resources also offer real-time bus information.
Cartão de Bilhete Único (Single Ticket Card) most efficient. Purchase/load at Terminal Central, supermarkets, authorized vendors. Cash also accepted.
Card often free transfers within timeframe (1-2 hours). Cash payment usually slightly higher fare. Current fare approx. R$4.25 (confirm locally).
Buses operate early morning (5 AM) until late evening (midnight-1 AM). High frequency peak hours, lower off-peak, weekends, holidays.
Be aware of your surroundings.
Keep an eye on your belongings, especially in crowded conditions.
Useful for preventing petty theft.
Seek local advice on busy routes.
Taxis and ride-sharing apps have convenient and direct transportation options in Londrina.
Drive on right. Seatbelts mandatory. Speed limits enforced. No cell phone while driving.
Blood alcohol content limit practically zero. Do not liquid refreshment and drive.
Street parking (Zona Azul - blue zone) often needs payment (tickets from vendors/app). Shopping malls offer paid parking.
Londrina is an accessible city once you familiarize yourself with its transport options. Whether by bus, taxi, ride-share, or rental car, getting around relatively straightforward.
Using a mix of these options a good strategy for your exploration. Enjoy the journey!
