Overview
- Across Brazil, Tuesday’s Tiradentes holiday brings special schedules, with city halls closed and hospitals, police and fire on duty.
- Retail hours vary by city under labor agreements called CCTs, with places like Piracicaba, Limeira and Belo Horizonte allowing limited opening while other cities keep most shops shut.
- Public transport runs on holiday timetables, and systems such as Campo Grande’s add reserve buses and live monitoring to match demand.
- In São Paulo, the weekday car‑rotation rule known as rodízio is not in force on the holiday, and the city activates leisure bike lanes.
- Banks close for in‑person service and clearing tools like TED pause, while instant payments via PIX remain available all day.