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Shoals of local buses clog city streets: you enter at the back - where route details are posted - and move through a turnstile as you pay your fare. Fares are all flat-rate, and rarely more than 50c. Buses often get unbelievably crowded, and in large cities are favourite

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targets for pickpockets. It's safer to go immediately through the turnstile even when there are seats at the rear, as assaltantes prefer the backs of buses where they can make a quick getaway through the rear door. There are also good modern metro systems in Rio, Sao Paulo, Belo Horizonte, Porto Alegre and Recife. Again, they're cheap and efficient, and they're also relatively safe - but, since they weren't built with tourism in mind, their routes are not always the most useful.


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