Horários do Funchal Reports 1 Million Fewer Passengers
Horários do Funchal lost nearly one million passengers in early 2025. But there’s exciting news: a real-time bus tracking app has been announced and will go live later this year!
Horários do Funchal lost nearly one million passengers in early 2025. But there’s exciting news: a real-time bus tracking app has been announced and will go live later this year!
The Caminho de Ferro do Monte revolutionized travel in Madeira, but a tragic 1919 incident marked its downfall, shaking public confidence and triggering a gradual decline that ended in its closure by 1943.
A reliable public transport system is essential for Madeira. While last year's improvements were a step in the right direction, progress now seems to have stalled. It’s time to pick up the pace and bring fresh momentum to the system!
8% more cable car revenue, 16.5% more cruise passengers, and a 10% rise in road accidents — here are the latest transport stats from Madeira’s busy first quarter of 2025.
While President Albuquerque suggests the government is being subjected to blackmail attempts, bus workers remain defiant, refusing to back down and continuing to demand a tiny wage increase.
More than 8,000 people have already used the shuttle bus to Pico do Arieiro this year - averaging more than 55 passengers per day. Many depart from Funchal, enjoying a reliable transport option, though ticket prices may soon increase.
The Lobo Marinho ferry faced strong winds and rough seas on its recent trip between Madeira and Porto Santo, as shown in a new video posted on Youtube.
The Transport Workers' Union continues to push for fair wages and firmly states that it will not back down from its demands. Their could be new and prolonged strikes if no agreement is reached.
Planning to take the bus tomorrow? Be aware that the strike by bus drivers, demanding fair wages, is still ongoing and may disrupt your journey.
Paulo Cafôfo calls for a metro connecting Funchal and Caniço. He argues it would provide faster, affordable, and eco-friendly transportation, improving the quality of life on the island.
Bus drivers and public transport workers will strike tomorrow. Plan ahead, as this will likely impact your travel and cause delays.