São Paulo Metro

The São Paulo Metro () is a metro system serving the city of São Paulo. Is controlled and monitored by Companhia do Metropolitano de São Paulo, in addition to carrying around every day 4,4 million passengers. On 14 September 2019, Metrô  recorded the highest ever ridership figure of 5.5 million on a single business day, caused by the recent expansion of some lines. The Metro provided 1.49 billion rides over the course of 2019.

It was founded on April 24, 1968 and opened on September 14, 1974. It has six lines, 104 kilometers and 91 unique stations. It is currently booming. It is the largest and the first rapid transit system in Brazil. It's integrated into the CPTM metropolitan train network, forming a network of approximately 380km, making it the largest metropolitan rail transport network in Latin America.

Lines
 Line Color Termini Opened Length StationsLine 1BlueTucuruvi ↔ JabaquaraSeptember 14, 197423Line 2GreenVila Madalena ↔ Vila PrudenteJanuary 25, 199114Line 3RedPalmeiras-Barra Funda ↔ Corinthians-ItaqueraMarch 10, 197918Line 4YellowVila Sônia ↔ LuzMay 25, 201011Line 5LilacCapão Redondo ↔ Chácara KlabinOctober 20, 200217Line 15Silver(Monorail)Vila Prudente ↔ Jardim ColonialAugust 30, 201411

Future developments
Several conventional metro and monorail lines are currently under construction or under project.
+Under Construction Line Color Termini Length StationsLine 2Green (Expansion)Vila Prudente ↔ Penha8Line 4Yellow (Expansion)Vila Sônia–Professora Elisabeth Tenreiro ↔ Taboão da Serra2Line 6OrangeBrasilândia ↔ São Joaquim15Line 15Silver (Monorail) (Expansion)Jardim Colonial ↔ Jacu Pêssego2Line 15Silver (Monorail) (Expansion)Ipiranga ↔ Vila Prudente1Line 17Gold (Monorail)Morumbi-Claro ↔ Washington Luiz/Aeroporto de Congonhas8

 Other websites 

 (Portuguese): Official Website
 (English): Official Website 
 (Portuguese): Secretaria de Transportes Metropolitanos

Category:Rapid transit systems
Category:São Paulo
Category:1968 establishments in South America
Category:1960s establishments in Brazil