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CDU Integrated Terminal

The university district terminal near UFPE, linked to the centre and other metropolitan hubs.

Rua Emiliano Braga · Várzea · Recife
MEU
RECIFE
Editorial illustration, not a photograph of the site
Checked30 July 2026
Services and options5
Listed connections4
Point typeTransport complex · approximate
01

Lines and connections

Route numbers and official destination names remain in Portuguese so they match displays, signs and operator information.

Quick glossary: TI means integrated terminal, Estação means station and Linha means line; Linha Sul is the South Line and Linha Centro is the Central Line.
  • 511 Casa Amarela
  • 2043 Joana Bezerra
  • 2431 TI Caxangá
  • 2441 Conde da Boa Vista
  • 2920 TI Rio Doce
UFPEVárzeaJoana BezerraRio Doce
02

When to use this hub

UFPE, Cidade Universitária and Várzea.

03

How to use it

Academic peak periods can be busy. Confirm the route direction before boarding.

04

What to confirm before travelling

Lines, platforms, intervals and accessibility can change. Check the official channel on the day and leave extra time for important connections.

05

A journey without surprises

A short plan from checking service status to finding the correct platform, without promises that may expire before you travel.

  1. 01

    Confirm today’s service

    Before leaving, open the operator source in the evidence block and confirm the service shown under its official Portuguese label “511 Casa Amarela”. An old screenshot or saved timetable does not prove today’s operation.

  2. 02

    Save the reference point

    Save “CDU Integrated Terminal”, Rua Emiliano Braga, and the approximate map point. For a taxi or meeting point, give the facility and address rather than only the Várzea district; the marker does not guarantee a particular entrance.

  3. 03

    Check the direction

    At the display and platform, check route number, final destination and direction. The official Portuguese label “UFPE” indicates a possible connection, not a promise of the same platform or no walking.

  4. 04

    Leave a buffer

    Allow time for queues, finding the correct sector and walking. For an important connection, save a fallback and do not plan around the minimum interval.

06

Accessibility, children and luggage

Confirm the whole chain: drop-off, pavement, entrance, gate, platform, transfer, toilet and how to request help. One accessibility symbol does not prove the entire journey. ‘Integrated’ describes the transport system, but it does not guarantee a short, same-level transfer or a working lift between every pair of platforms.

07

Tickets, payment and a fallback plan

Payment without guesswork

This profile deliberately omits fares that are not confirmed by a current official source. Before travelling, confirm price, payment method, concessions and whether a second ticket is needed with the operator; never send PIX to an informal intermediary.

If you travel early or late

Check the operating time of every leg, not only the first departure. If the connection is critical, save an official taxi or ride app, charge your phone and keep funds for an alternative journey.

08

Map reference point

The marker is a checked reference point for the transport facility, not a guarantee of the exact entrance, platform or drop-off. Open the route before travelling and confirm the correct side of the road.

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CDU Integrated Terminal