What common Italian questions help with navigating travel and transportation

I found some resources on common Italian questions for travel and transportation, but the search results did not contain explicit examples of questions. To provide the best possible help, I will share typical common Italian questions travelers use for navigating travel and transportation based on standard travel phrases.

Here are helpful common Italian questions for travel and transportation:

• Dove si trova la stazione? — Where is the train/bus station?
• A che ora parte il treno/autobus? — What time does the train/bus leave?
• Quanto costa un biglietto per…? — How much is a ticket to…?
• Qual è la fermata per…? — Which is the stop for…?
• Questo autobus va a…? — Does this bus go to…?
• Come posso arrivare a…? — How can I get to…?
• Può aiutarmi con un orario? — Can you help me with a timetable?
• C’è un taxi nelle vicinanze? — Is there a taxi nearby?
• Dove posso noleggiare una macchina? — Where can I rent a car?

These phrases will help travelers manage common travel-related interactions in Italy. If more detailed or specific questions for transportation modes or scenarios are needed, I can search further or provide additional phrases.

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