What common Italian questions help with navigating travel and transportation

Common Italian questions useful for navigating travel and transportation focus on practical matters such as asking for directions, schedules, or tickets. Key questions include:

• “Dove si trova…?” (Where is…?) — for asking the location of places like the train station or bus stop.
• “A che ora parte il treno/l’autobus?” (What time does the train/bus leave?)
• “Quanto costa il biglietto?” (How much does the ticket cost?)
• “Dove posso comprare un biglietto?” (Where can I buy a ticket?)
• “Questo autobus va a…?” (Does this bus go to…?)
• “Quanto tempo ci vuole per arrivare a…?” (How long does it take to get to…?)
• “C’è un autobus/metro che va a…?” (Is there a bus/metro that goes to…?)
• “Mi può aiutare?” (Can you help me?) — useful for asking for assistance.

These questions cover common travel needs such as locating transportation, checking schedules, buying tickets, and seeking assistance in Italian-speaking areas. They are essential phrases for navigating cities and public transport in Italy. The search results did not provide explicit phrases but focus on transport and mobility contexts in Italy. My answer is based on common practical travel phrases in Italian. ^{6, 7, 9}

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