The hydrogen-powered metrobus in Boavista, Porto, has begun transporting passengers, attracting hundreds of curious onlookers on its first day of circulation. The dedicated lane continues to be used by other vehicles despite prohibitions.

The CDU party in Portugal has accused the Porto City Council of making an "isolated decision" regarding Av. Boavista, claiming it was done without consulting local stakeholders and represents the end of soft mobility on the avenue.

Botafogo returns to the field this Saturday (28), when they face Boavista at the Nilton Santos Stadium, at 7:30 PM (Brasília time), for the second leg of the Taça Rio semi-finals.Having won the…

Cyclists express concern over a shared road with cars on Avenida da Boavista in Porto, as the city council plans a 30 km/h speed limit for the right lane with the metrobus launch, but no physical deterrents.

The Left Bloc (BE) criticizes the implementation of 'soft mobility' in Boavista, Porto, as the metrobus experimental phase begins with a limited 30 km/h lane for bicycles, citing technical and political failures.

The right lane of Av. Boavista has reopened with a 30km/h speed limit, implemented to allow bicycles and scooters to coexist safely with vehicles, mirroring practices in other major European cities.