Ufac students demand atypical semester and solutions for mobility The strike by undergraduate students at the Federal University of Acre (Ufac), which occurs due to the crisis in public transport in Rio Branco, has lasted 15 days this Monday (27). According to the Central Student Directory (DCE), the number of 67 buses has not yet been met by the Municipal Transport and Traffic Superintendence (RBTrans). The decision to strike was taken on July 15th in a meeting between the rectory, teachers and student representatives, given the difficulties faced by students in getting to campus. Regarding the maintenance of the movement, the president of the student entity, Rubisclei de Abreu, informed that the continuation of the strike was voted in an assembly last week. ? Join the g1 AC channel on WhatsApp "As DCE, we are listening to the community as a whole. RBTrans notified Ufac about the return of the bus fleet to 67, but the students report something very different from that, a giant evasion of these cars", he informed. RBTrans reported this Monday (27) that there are 57 vehicles in circulation in the capital. (See the complete list below) READ MORE: Ufac suspends undergraduate classes due to the crisis in public transport in Rio Branco With only 59 buses in circulation, Justice orders emergency accreditation of vans and taxis in Rio Branco Transition of Rio Branco's public transport to a new company will be done within 90 days, says city hall The president of the DCE also informed that he awaits the position of the grassroots entities and the Strike Command to decide, officially, when it will be completed and, thus, the classes return. "We have already had our achievement within the university with the resolution we approved, the city hall fulfilling the minimum request, I understand that there may be a consensus among students for our return. Now what is not possible is to notify Ufac with an amount that the population does not see on the streets, as reported by several students", he stated. Ufac students came to protest against the crisis in public transport in Rio Branco Lucas Thadeu/Rede Amazônica Lines in circulation Initially, the forecast given by RBTrans was that 67 buses would be operating. This Monday (27), there are ten fewer vehicles in circulation in the capital, these being Recanto dos Buritis (1), Palheira (1), Polo Wilson Pinheiro/Transacreana Km 25 (1), Floresta/Shopping (1), Jequitibá/Cia. Da Justiça/Floresta (1), Apolônio Sales/Apadeq (1) and Aviário/Cadeia Velha (1). In addition to those mentioned previously, cars on lines 406-Jequitibá, 404-Calafate and 203-Alto Alegre were collected from the garage for mechanical reasons and have not yet been replaced. The 41 lines running this Monday are: 101 Santa Inês - an operating bus; 102 Taquari/Praia do Amapá - one operating bus; 103 Santa Maria/Vila Acre - two buses operating; 104 Liberdade - two operating buses; 105 Amapá - one operating bus; 106 Seis de Agosto/Judia – one operating bus; 108 Polo Belo Jardim - one operating bus; 109 Polo Benfica - one operating bus; 113 Jacarandá - one operating bus; 114 Bom Jesus - an operating bus; 115 Castanheira/Garapeira - one operating bus; 116A Cidade do Povo/Chico Mendes - one operating bus; 116B Cidade do Povo/Amadeu Barbosa - one operating bus; 117 Belo Jardim I – one operating bus; 118 Belo Jardim II – one operating bus; 201 Tancredo Neves – two operating buses; 203 Alto Alegre – one operating bus; 204 Mocinha Magalhães - two operating buses; 205 Irineu Serra – an operating bus; 301 Sobral - two operating buses; 303 Bahia/Carandá - one operating bus; 304 Aeroporto Velho/Cabreúva - one operating bus; 381 Transacreana Km 44/Km 58 - two buses operating; 401 Fundhacre - two operating buses; 404 Calafate - two buses operating; 405 Conjunto Esperança – one operating bus; 501 UFAC/Via Avenida Ceará - four buses operating; 502 University - three operating buses; 523 Jorge Kalume/T. Tucumã - one operating bus; 524 Aeroporto/Aquiles Peret - one operating bus; 701 São Francisco/Placas - one operating bus; 702A Apolônio Sales/Mangueira - an operating bus; 703 Wanderley Dantas/Café Contri - one operating bus; 704 São Francisco/INCRA - one operating bus; 705 Quixadá - one operating bus; 706 Panorama – an operating bus; 708 Apolônio Sales/Altamira - one operating bus; 801 Tropical/Morada do Sol - one operating bus; 803 Manoel Julião – an operating bus; 901 UFCC/Rodoviária - two buses in operation; 902 IFAC/Universities - two operating buses. Last Monday (20), the Acre Court granted urgent provisional relief for the municipality of Rio Branco to promote the emergency accreditation of taxis and vans to ensure that passengers are served, at no additional cost. In the document, signed by judge Marlon Martins Machado, it is also determined that the city hall puts into operation the 19 buses that are ready for circulation and that, within five days, it reestablishes the minimum fleet of 100 vehicles. In case of non-compliance, the court order establishes a daily fine of R$10,000. The decision also mentions that a formal contingency plan be presented within 30 days for situations that pose a risk to the continuity of urban public transport. This Monday (27), only 57 vehicles are in circulation in the capital Ascom/Rio Branco City Hall Transition process On July 17, 28 of the 50 buses released by the Courts returned to operating in public transport in Rio Branco. The remaining vehicles underwent inspection before being incorporated into the capital's fleet. Previously, the number of buses in circulation on weekdays was 39. The release of buses occurs while the city hall continues the process of transitioning public transport to JTP Transportes, a company hired on an emergency basis to take over the operation of the capital. The contract lasts for one year and provides for a gradual transition from