Mass Transportation Systems in Milan

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Mass Transportation Systems in Milan

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  • Aziz
    Baku, Azerbaijan29 contributions
    3.0 of 5 bubbles
    The metro is intuitive, normal navigation. The cost of one trip is 2 euros. This is 90 minutes by public transport, you can use the metro once and then transfer to the bus. The stations are cleaner than I expected. The new cars are light and have enough space, although the seats are cold and plastic. You don't feel safe in the old cars. As soon as I entered, I ran into a scandal. The man yelled at another passenger for allegedly looking at his child. There are vending machines with coffee, drinks and chocolates at the stations. Waiting for the train takes up to 13 minutes. It's a long time. But the experience is better than I expected.
    Written November 6, 2022
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  • cyrono
    Montreal, Canada71 contributions
    3.0 of 5 bubbles
    The BikeMi bike share network in Milan is very extensive, easy to use and even provides confirming emails to advise you that you have successfully returned your bike.
    However, I only give it an average rating because so many of the bikes we used with the service were in such poor shape and they are very heavy. There is no way to identify to the service that a bike needs maintenance, you just park it in a slot again.
    Note, there is a 2 hour time limit for each individual use and extra charges for any use beyond 30 minutes.
    On the plus side, the bikes have lights and a cable lock for use when stopping for a bite to eat or when shopping.
    Written September 2, 2015
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  • Vadim
    Murmansk, Russia26,794 contributions
    2.0 of 5 bubbles
    German Flixbus is a product of deregulation of the bus market in Germany, and then Europe. It has moved on the market such giants as Alsa, Megabus, Eurolines in just 6 years since 2013. This Ryanair in the bus market turned out. Flixbus works on the same model. The basis of rapid growth is low transportation prices. At the expense of what? Order only on the Internet. The downside of this convenience. No one will explain anything to you. If the trip is canceled or the bus is delayed, You do not have the opportunity to appeal to anyone. No one, neither in Milan nor in Zurich doesn't know anything about Flexbus. I have faced it, . You are offered a replacement, which you must accept. I refused and lose money. Money cannot be returned. You can just buy them another Flixbus ticket. Usually with a surcharge. This is such involuntary love for all life . But there are differences. Flixbus is an umbrella company. It is responsible for marketing, payment services, and licenses. The green colouring of the Flixbus is misleading. The buses themselves belong to different carriers, so they are very different in quality. Maybe you're lucky, maybe you're not. I drove three times in a month with Flixbus: Zurich-Memmingen, Milan-Zurich-Nuremberg-Prague and Prague-Warsaw. Wi-Fi did not work in the last 2. Generally. The seats were torn and the adjustment did not work in the latter. In General, Flixbus is a lottery. Who wins the lottery? Correctly. The one who conducts it.
    Written January 12, 2020
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  • Kai B
    1 contribution
    1.0 of 5 bubbles
    During our first trip to Italy, my partner and I experienced a disgraceful situation with Trenord. Despite purchasing our train tickets ahead of our journey from Milano Tibaldi to Gaggiano, we were unaware of the need to activate them—a process not required in our home country. Merely 15 minutes after our purchase, we were fined €80 on the train for this oversight. We showed proof of time of purchase and were still fined for not pressing an activate button that is very hidden in the profile section. We also bought the exact route and time so why would we need to activate it if we bought a specific root.

    There were no clear instructions or signs in our language explaining this requirement, leaving us blindsided and feeling unfairly penalized for ignorance.

    BE VERY CAREFUL. He threatened to call the police after just asking if we can dispute it.
    Written February 18, 2024
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