Which train lines are affected by the strike?
Three commuter rail lines operated by Trivia Trens in São Paulo are hit: Line 11-Coral, Line 12-Sapphire, and Line 13-Jade. Workers began their industrial action officially in the early hours of Tuesday, 4 August 2026.
Why are railway workers striking?
The strike is a protest against operational failures reported since Trivia Trens took over the lines previously run by CPTM, the state-owned rail company. Workers say the problems have not been adequately addressed by the new concessionaire.
What should commuters do?
Passengers who rely on Lines 11, 12, or 13 should plan for significant disruptions throughout the day. Consider using alternative bus corridors, Metro lines, or rideshare services to reach your destination. Check the official São Paulo Metro and Trivia Trens social channels for real-time updates before leaving home.
Who does this affect most?
Lines 11-Coral, 12-Sapphire, and 13-Jade serve a large commuter corridor in Greater São Paulo, connecting the eastern zone and the airport link (Line 13) to the city centre. Tens of thousands of daily passengers are expected to face delays or no service at all during the strike period.
- Strike started in the early hours of Tuesday, 4 August 2026.
- Lines affected: 11-Coral, 12-Sapphire, 13-Jade.
- Cause: operational failures after Trivia Trens took over from CPTM.
- Workers are protesting against the new concessionaire's management.
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