Mogi das Cruzes will experience significant traffic alterations during the Carnival period from February 13 to February 17, as indicated by the local authorities. Streets, including the intersection of Braz Cubas with Professor Flaviano de Melo, will be closed to facilitate the concentration and movement of Carnival blocks. Featuring special parades, bloc parties, and performances, the festivities are set to kick off with the nearly 20-year-long Suburbloco parade, which highlights the city's maracatu tradition.

To ensure smooth operations and safety, the Municipal Secretary of Mobility and Transit will deploy teams at concentration points and along the routes for the events. These teams will aid in guiding and protecting both drivers and pedestrians, ensuring a secure environment for the participants enjoying the Carnival celebrations. The detailed schedule of street closures has been released to inform residents and visitors alike, aiming to minimize disruptions while maximizing participation in the local festivities.

The local government emphasizes the importance of adhering to the traffic changes and respecting the designated areas to ensure that the Carnival can proceed without complications. As the city gears up for this vibrant cultural event, residents are encouraged to plan their travels accordingly and engage with the rich Carnival activities, contributing to the lively atmosphere that characterizes Mogi das Cruzes during this festive season.