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on 7 Feb 2014
Hi there
Considering teaching in Sao Paulo for a while and will probably be situated close to the city centre. I heard the traffic there is a bit of a nightmare, so I'm not even gonna bother with a car. I know the city has a metro system- how is it?
Thanks in advance!
Geoff S.
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Hi Geoff
The city has an efficient metro but it is concentrated in the city centre and is often overcrowded. Have a look at our Getting Around Sao Paulo guide for more info.
Best of luck!
Xavier