Salvador Metro (Metrô de Salvador, Metrô Bahia)

The Salvador Metro, known as "Metro de Salvador", began operations on June 11, 2014, signaling a significant advancement in the public transportation infrastructure of Salvador, the capital of the state of Bahia. The current system is 34 km (21 mi) long and has twenty stations. The system also covers Lauro de Freitas city centre. It is operated by the CCR Metro Bahia company. Over time, the metro system has expanded, aiming to provide a reliable and efficient means of transportation for Salvadorans. The Salvador Metro plays an important role in reducing traffic congestion and contributing to the overall connectivity of the city and its suburbs, providing a valuable resource for Salvador's diverse population.

Operator
Operation start11 June 2014
Total Lines2 Metro Lines
Total Station20 Active Stations
Metro City/CountrySalvador Brazil
Official Webhttps://www.ccrmetrobahia.com.br/

Metro linesStationsTerminal stations
▣ Line 19Lapa ⇄ Pirajá
▣ Line 212Acesso Norte ⇄ Aeroporto

  • The Salvador Metro, officially known as "Metro de Salvador", began operations with the inauguration of its first line on June 11, 2014.
  • The initial line, Line 1, connects the neighborhoods of Lapa and Piraja, serving major areas of Salvador and contributing to the urban mobility of the city.
  • The metro system has expansion plans, aiming to add more lines and expand existing lines to increase connectivity and accommodate Salvador's growing transportation needs.
  • The Salvador Metro integrates with the city's bus rapid transit system, providing passengers with convenient transfers between metro and bus services.
  • The Metro operates during regular hours, providing a reliable mode of transportation for daily commuters and contributing to the overall accessibility of the city.
  • Salvador Metro stations feature modern amenities and design elements, contributing to a comfortable and aesthetically pleasing travel experience.
  • The metro system incorporates environmentally friendly practices, in line with global efforts for sustainable urban transportation.
  • The Salvador Metro experiences significant ridership, especially during rush hour, reflecting its importance as a popular mode of transit for Salvadorans.
  • Some metro stations may showcase local art and cultural elements, adding a unique touch to the overall commuting experience.
  • The Metro has a positive impact on the social and economic aspects of Salvador by providing efficient transportation, reducing travel times, and contributing to the overall development of the city and its surroundings.