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Enem 2026: Free Public Transport in Various Regions of Brazil

Students will be able to use free public transport for the Enem in several cities on November 8 and 15.

8 November 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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The National High School Exam (Enem) 2026 will feature free public transport in several locations across Brazil during the exam days, which will take place on November 8 and 15. In Aracaju, for instance, students from public and private schools, as well as candidates without school affiliation, will be able to use the service for free on both Sundays.

In Alto Tietê, at least six cities, including Ferraz de Vasconcelos, Itaquaquecetuba, and Mogi das Cruzes, will also offer free transport. The free service will apply on the first exam day, November 8, although the usage rules for the benefit will vary by municipality.

The Government of Paraná announced that students from 336 cities will have guaranteed free transport to the exam locations. This service is exclusively for public school students, and interested parties should seek information at their schools or Regional Education Centers.

In Ribeirão Preto, SP, the free public transport measure has been extended to the entire population. Therefore, residents will be able to use buses at no cost during both days of the Enem exam.

Ceará is also joining the initiatives, ensuring free public transport on buses, the metro, and VLT in Fortaleza and other regions. In the state, this offer covers both Sundays of the exams.

In Paraíba, students will have access to free transport on intercity and urban buses in João Pessoa and Campina Grande, facilitating travel to the exam locations. Passes will not automatically be granted in all cases, as stated.

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