The federal government opened public consultations to receive contributions to sectoral plans for road, rail and port transport, which will guide Brazilian infrastructure planning through 2050. The proposals are part of the National Logistics Plan (PNL 2050) and aim to identify bottlenecks, define priorities and indicate necessary interventions to meet cargo and passenger transport demand in the coming decades.
The consultations remain open until November 5, 2026, through the Brasil Participativo platform. The ordinances regulating the processes were published in the Official Gazette of the Union on Tuesday (20).
The sectoral plans should detail the initi…
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