Piqueri station has a very attentive staff, clean bathrooms, but unfortunately it does not have an escalator, which makes it very difficult for wheelchair users and the elderly to get around. It shouldn't be like this as there is a very high demand for passengers due to shopping. and also the surrounding condominiums

The most precarious line there is is the Rubi line. The stations are in terrible condition, they fill with water when it rains (the one in Lapa still has sewage water that returns and makes it impossible for you to get to 12 via the tunnel), delays in trains, old wagons...

This station does not have the minimum accessibility, there are fixed stairs at all entrances and there is only one ticket office on the side towards Luz, anyone coming from Shopping Tietê Plaza and needing to take the train towards Jundiaí

Zero accessibility, a station almost in the center of São Paulo, close to a shopping mall that many people frequent, that many others need to use every day, is unacceptable, it has one of the worst plans I have ever seen in my life. If you

Think about the need to catch the train in the morning... like 7 HS, you can't get in, there are too many people... there should be more trains circulating... other glaring factors are when it rains a lot, the broker heading towards the

Terrible station, no accessibility, full of stairs, 1 terminal to load tickets, dark, if you need to pick up someone by car at the station there is no way. When are you going to renovate this station?

The location is good, and there are few stations that have bathrooms, but the downside is the entrance, as it is only on one side, meaning you always have to go up and down a lot of stairs.

Station without any accessibility. To enter or leave the station you either have to go down a street close to a favela or down a deserted street with no lighting at all.

Old station, from the time of the EFSJ (Estrada de Ferro Santos Jundiaí), is not accessible for the disabled; wheelchair users and difficult mobility for the elderly.

It is literally inside the Portal dos Bandeirantes condominium, very cool access. But I have a baby and unfortunately I can't take the stroller because there is

There is no escalator as there are many elderly people in the area, which is full of residents. CPTM also takes too long, even if we pay the same subway price

No, there is access for wheelchair users if there is a disabled person you have to call the guards to help with the stairs, as there is no elevator or ramp

Terrible! Outdated station, old platform and bathrooms, horrible car access (cramped street), and on days of heavy rain the exit tunnel floods.

Rude and rude employees. There is a gray-haired Mr. at the register who is the worst of all. He treats you with grudging and little concern.

Accessibility at this station is very poor, with no elevators or ramps, I don't even know how there can be stations operating this way.

Station for access to Lapa and the Luz train station and access to the yellow and blue metro line

Same as in all seasons, a place to sit and well ventilated

Cute station, looks like a small town train station.

Great station but accessibility 0

Bommm