The reference material lists "Codó, a city in Maranhão, Brazil," but contains no information about getting around Codó itself. The only practical transit details in the source concern a different place entirely: Avenida Albino Codo, a street in Santa Gertrudes, in São Paulo state's Piracicaba–Limeira–Rio Claro region. Because the instructions require every claim to be grounded in the source, this guide can only cover that area, and it cannot cover rail, metro, tram, taxi, ride-hailing, walkability, or airport transfers, since the source says nothing about any of those.
What the source actually covers
The available material describes public transport around Avenida Albino Codo in Santa Gertrudes, a street in the interior of São Paulo state. It does not describe a city called Codo, and it does not mention any airport, rail line, metro, tram, taxi service, or ride-hailing app. Visitors should treat the guidance below as limited to this street and its immediate surroundings.
Buses: the only mode described
According to the source, bus is the only type of transit in the region. There is no rail, metro, or tram network mentioned, so visitors should plan on buses for any trip that is too far to walk.
- Nearest stops: Plataforma 01 is roughly an 11-minute walk away, and Terminal Santa Gertrudes is roughly a 13-minute walk away.
- Lines serving the area: Line 0040 (Limeira–Rio Claro), the Shopping Rio Claro / Santa Gertrudes service, and the Rodoviária Santa Gertrudes–Rio Claro service.
- Operating hours: Line 0040 is described as the first bus nearby, starting at about 5:08 AM, with the last bus at about 10:49 PM.
- Operators: Regional operators include SOU Limeira, SOU Rio Claro, Viação Itaqueri, Auto Viação i9, ViaSol (suburban), Lima Turismo, SMTCA, and Pira Mobilidade.
Tickets and passes
The source does not explain how to buy tickets or passes, whether fares are paid on board, or whether rechargeable cards are accepted. Visitors should ask at Terminal Santa Gertrudes or check with the operator directly before relying on any assumption about payment.
Walking
The only walkability information in the source is the walking time to the two nearest bus stops (about 11 and 13 minutes). Nearby streets named in the source include Avenida Conde Guilherme Prates, Avenida Eduardo Cocco, Avenida Padre Querino Volani, and Avenida Etore Vitalli. No broader assessment of pedestrian conditions is available.
Not covered by the source
The source provides no information on taxis, ride-hailing, airports, or transfers from an airport into the city. Any guidance on those topics would be speculation, so none is offered here. If you are travelling to Codó in Maranhão, you will need a different source, as this material does not address that city at all.