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| French Riviera Local Reference INFOrmation
Details and contact information for the Principality's CAM bus service: where to get tickets, timetables and route maps and fares. Also information on the Monaco taxi service and the elevators that make getting around much easier.
Monaco public transport is supplied is served by bus and boat bus. There is also a growing use of car pooling (covoiturage). Buses and trains connect the Pricipality to France and Italy. Bus Services in MonacoThere are five bus routes in Monaco, all operated by Cie des Autobus de Monaco (CAM). There are 143 bus stops through the Principality.
Routes
Busses run from approximately 07:00-21:00 seven days a week although there is a reduced service at the weekends.
Tickets and boardingDiscount ticket books are available for long term users of the Monaco bus service. Daily and weekly discount passes are also available (specifically for tourists). There are special tariffs for school children. Children under five travel free.
Tickets for single trips can be bought from the conductor on the bus. Travel cards for up to eight journeys are also available on board. All other tickets can be bought from the CAM office:
On boarding, the tickets must be validated in the machine at the front of the bus. Passengers keep their ticket for the entire journey. Board the bus at the front door and alight from the back doors, unless instructed to do otherwise by the conductor. Night bus (Bus de Nuit)The Bus de nuit runs from 21:20 to 01:00 except Friday and Saturdays when it continues until 04:45 taking in all major stops.
Boat bus (Bateau bus)The Bateau Bus (also run by CAM) is an electric-powered boat shuttle that connects the Quai des Etats-Unis to the cruise terminal with regular runs from 08:00 to 19:50, daily. The port crossing takes 10 minutes. Rates are the same as buses in the Principality with single tickets, tourist day-passes and ticket books (carnet) of 10 tickets available for regular commuters; travel is free for children under seven years. Full details on the website, in English.
TaxisThere are two main taxi ranks which are open 24 hours a day at:
And four supplementary ranks at:
Car-PoolingEmployees in Monaco can make use of the car pooling scheme for a more economical and environmentally-friendly way to get to and around Monaco.
There is online assistance to calculate the rate that you should ask for from each passenger. Public ElevatorsThere are several elevators and travelators in Monaco making it easier to walk up and down the Principality's steep hills. The moving walkways are located:
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