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Traffic Detour on Avenida Maranhão in Aracaju Begins This Wednesday

Starting September 14, a detour will be in effect on Avenida Maranhão for construction, according to the SMTT of Aracaju.

16 October 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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The Municipal Superintendence of Transport and Traffic (SMTT) of Aracaju announced that Avenida Maranhão will undergo a temporary detour starting Wednesday, September 14, at 8 a.m. This measure aims to facilitate construction work by Iguá Sergipe.

The detour will be implemented near the intersection of Avenida Maranhão and Avenida General Euclides Figueiredo, heading towards Bugio. The SMTT requests that drivers remain attentive to signals in the area and seek alternative routes to avoid congestion.

The construction is expected to last for an undetermined period, and adherence to the schedule will depend on weather conditions and the progress of the work by the responsible company.

The SMTT also informed that teams will be on-site to manage vehicle flow and ensure the safety of both drivers and pedestrians during the detour. Drivers are urged to exercise additional caution.

With the implementation of the detour, it is expected that traffic flow in the area will be maintained, minimizing negative impacts on the daily lives of residents and users of the road.

The public is encouraged to follow updates on the progress of the construction and any potential traffic changes through the official channels of the SMTT.

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