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Highways in São Paulo (state)Federal highways in BrazilBrazil road stubs

state of São PauloBR-116São PauloRio NegroCuritibaBrazilstate of São Paulo

Rodovia Régis Bittencourt
Map of the itinerary of Régis Bittencourt Highway (in red and yellow).
Route information
Maintained by Autopista Régis Bittencourt (OHL) (since 2008)
Length	496 km (308 mi)
Existed	January 24, 1961–present
Major junctions
North end	Largo do Taboão in Taboão da Serra, SP
	SP-21 (Rodoanel Mário Covas) SP-55 SP-79 SP-165 SP-226 SP-222
South end	Rodovia Via Serrana in Rio Negro, PR
Highway system
Highways in Brazil

Rodovia Régis Bittencourt (official designation in the state of São Paulo SP-230) is a section of the BR-116 that connects the cities of São Paulo and Rio Negro, passing also through Curitiba, Brazil. It is considered one of the most dangerous highways of Brazil, due to the high number of accidents.^[1] Sometimes it is even nicknamed "Rodovia da Morte" (Death Highway).^[1] It also leads the number of ambiental accidents in the state of São Paulo.

See also

• Highway system of São Paulo


• Brazilian Highway System

References

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