Transport Score in Rome | Public Transit, Traffic & Mobility
6.4
/10
Global Transportation Score
Transportation infrastructure in Rome relies heavily on personal vehicles due to the spread-out suburban layout of the region. Local public bus services provide essential coverage for key transit corridors, though operating schedules are somewhat limited. Road networks are well-maintained by municipal crews and overall traffic flow remains manageable outside of brief peak hours. Pedestrian infrastructure is steadily expanding around the downtown commercial and university districts. Cycling options are gradually improving, though most daily commuters still prefer driving private automobiles.
5.2
Public Transport
6.5
Walkability
5.8
Cycling
7.8
Traffic
🚇 Metro Lines 0.00
🚋 Tram Lines 0.00
🚌 Bus Lines 15.00
📍 Total Stations 15.00
🚴 Bike Lanes (km) 25.00
✈️ Airports 1.00



