The Litoral Lot Grant Will Modernize 212 Km and Invest R$ 4.3 Billion in SP Highways, in a Project That Promises to Transform Access to the Port of Santos

Written by Fabio Lucas Carvalho

Published on 11/09/2025 at 21:37

Updated on 11/09/2025 at 21:40

Concessão Lote Litoral investirá R$ 4,3 bilhões para modernizar 212 km de rodovias e ampliar o acesso ao Porto de Santos.

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The Litoral Lot Concession Will Modernize 212 Km and Invest R$ 4.3 Billion in SP Highways, in a Project That Promises to Transform Access to the Port of Santos

The Government of São Paulo announced that the Litoral Lot concession will modernize 212 kilometers of highways between Alto Tietê and Baixada Santista. The contract includes 90 kilometers of duplicated roads and a total investment of R$ 4.3 billion.

The interventions aim to increase traffic flow, provide more safety for drivers, and enhance regional connectivity.

Planned Duplications and Creation of a Logistics Ring

The duplications of the Litoral Lot concession are mainly concentrated on SP-055 (Padre Manoel da Nóbrega), with fully duplicated sections between Bertioga and Santos and between Peruíbe and Miracatu. Improvements will also be made on SP-088 (Mogi-Dutra) and SP-098 (Mogi-Bertioga).

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Works for Traffic Safety and Flow

The package includes the implementation of access roads, pedestrian overpasses, bike lanes, shoulders, and grade-separated structures, in addition to improvements in pavement and signage.

According to the government, the Litoral Lot concession will also incorporate new road safety equipment to protect drivers, pedestrians, and cyclists.

Siga Fácil System and Expected Logistical Impact

A large part of these deliveries will occur before the implementation of the electronic i tag Siga Fácil system, which will eliminate stops and organize toll collection on express lanes. Urban and access sections will not have tolls.

With the duplication of SP-055 and the improvements on the downhill roads from the plateau, the expectation is to reduce traffic jams on weekends and holidays, increase the predictability of cargo transport, and provide more safety for users.

The Litoral Lot concession project represents an advancement in the region’s road infrastructure.

The Litoral Lot Grant Will Modernize 212 Km and Invest R$ 4.3 Billion in SP Highways, in a Project That Promises to Transform Access to the Port of Santos

The Litoral Lot Concession Will Modernize 212 Km and Invest R$ 4.3 Billion in SP Highways, in a Project That Promises to Transform Access to the Port of Santos

Planned Duplications and Creation of a Logistics Ring

Works for Traffic Safety and Flow

Siga Fácil System and Expected Logistical Impact

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