Who travels abroad knows how bad it is to be in a subway station and do not understand anything of what is written in the info guidance. Metro Sao Paulo has always been like that. Since April, however, the system is bilingual. The English version started in the stations of Paradise, Sao Joaquim and Vergueiro, where words like boarding (embaeque), exit (saida) and ticket (bilhete) became part of the landscape. According to the Metro company by the end of the year, the change will occur in other stations of Blue Line 1.
(OEDSP)
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