Transportation in Argentina
- Public Transport: Major cities like Buenos Aires operate the Subte (metro), extensive bus networks (colectivos), and suburban trains. Rosario and Córdoba also have urban bus systems. Ferries connect Buenos Aires with Uruguay.
- Key Apps: BA Cómo Llego and Moovit for public transport navigation; Uber, Cabify, and Didi for ride-hailing in major cities.
- Internal Flights: Domestic flights connect major cities. Main airlines: Aerolíneas Argentinas, Flybondi, and JetSMART.
- Intercity Trains and Buses: Long-distance trains are limited but operate on routes like Buenos Aires–Rosario and Buenos Aires–Mar del Plata. Intercity buses (e.g., Flecha Bus, Andesmar) cover most regions and are the primary mode for long distances.
- Taxis and Ride-Hailing: Widely available in cities. Fares are metered; cash is standard, but some apps accept cards.
- Car Rental: Available at airports and city centers. An international driving permit is recommended for non-Mercosur visitors.
- Airport Transfers: Shuttle buses (e.g., Tienda León) and taxis connect airports to city centers. Prepaid taxi booths are available at major airports.
- Accessibility: Public transport accessibility varies; some metro stations and buses in Buenos Aires are equipped for wheelchairs.
- Unique Local Transport: Tren de la Costa (tourist train) in Buenos Aires; no tuk-tuks or rickshaws.
- Safety & Payment: Public transport is generally reliable. Payment for buses and metro in Buenos Aires uses the SUBE card. Cash is common for taxis and intercity buses.
