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Fares depend solely from the areas you cross, not from the number of means of transport.
Tickets must always be stamped:
 | on getting on buses |
| before getting on metro and trains. |
The bus and metro system is not free! Validate your ticket before boarding the metro; for the bus, look for the orange stamping machines overboard. Id you are caught without a validated ticket, the fine is
Euro 51,64 (Us $55.56, UK£36) |
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Fares and types of tickets (as of Nov. 1, 2003)
| BIT (Time Integrated Ticket)
 | Valid 75 minutes from first stamping for buses and only one journey of metro and urban trains. |
| Cost: Euro 1.00. |
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| BIG (Day Integrated Ticket)
| Valid till 12pm on the day of stamping for an unlimited number of journeys on buses, trains metro and urban trains. |
| Cost:Euro 4.00. |
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| BTI (Three-day Integrated Ticket)
| Valid three days, for an unlimited number of journeys on buses, trains metro and urban trains. |
| Cost: Euro 11.00. |
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| CIS (Week Integrated Ticket)
| Valid seven days, for an unlimited number of journeys on buses, trains metro and urban trains. |
| Cost: Euro 16.00. |
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| BIRG (Day Regional Integrated Ticket)
| Valid till 12pm on the day of stamping for an unlimited number of journeys on public means of transport in Rome, but also on urban and regional trains. |
| Cost: from Euro 2,50 to Euro 10,50 according to the number of areas crossed. |
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| BTR (Three-day Regional Integrated Ticket)
| Valid for three days for an unlimited number of journey on public means of transport in Rome, but also on urban and regional trains. |
| Cost: from Euro 2,50 to Euro 10,50 according to the number of areas crossed. |
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| CIRS (Week Regional Integrated Card)
| Valid seven days for an unlimited number of journeys on public means of transport in Rome, but also on urban and regional trains.. |
| Cost: from Euro 9,00 to Euro 41,00 according to the number of area crossed. |
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Where to buy tickets
Tickets are sold at about 4,000 dealers (tobacconist's, news stands, bars, stationer's, travel agencies), 364 vending machines present on the municipal territory, at bus terminus, in metro or stations and at dealers in railways stations in Rome and
Lazio.
TIP: Even if it seems like you are the only one stamping your ticket
and every one else is travelling for free, we do not suggest trying to
fare dodge. Transport is checked periodically and being a tourist or a nun is not a valid excuse for not having a ticket. You will receive
a fine if caught travelling without a stamped,
validated ticket. |
