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BILBAO - PUBLIC TRANSPORT |
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"Transportation and infrastructures
Bilbao Transportation
The city has 43 Bilbobus bus lines, 28 for normal buses, seven "micro-buses" for zones of the city that a normal bus can't access, and eight night lines. The inner-city bus network has recently won a prize for its efficiency and quality of service. In addition, there are more than 100 BizkaiBus bus lines, connecting Bilbao with almost every point in Biscay and part of Alava. The city's main bus station is called Termibus and is located near the San Mamés stadium.
Rail
Bilbao-Abando, main station of RENFE.
The tram going down Navarra street.
Estación de la Concordia, the main station for the FEVE trains.
There are 7 commuter rail lines operated by three different companies:
Renfe (Spanish railway network) operates 3 Cercanías lines in metropolitan Bilbao:
* C1, Bilbao-Abando-Santurtzi
* C2, Abando-Muskiz
* C3, Abando-Orduña
FEVE (Spanish Narrow Gauge Railways) operates one line:
* Abando (Concordia)-Balmaseda.
EuskoTren (Basque railway network), operates three lines:
* Deusto-Lezama
* Atxuri-Ermua
* Atxuri-Bermeo.
In 2002, the new tramway, EuskoTran, was inaugurated. It has one line connecting Atxuri with Basurto. Plans are afoot to greatly expand the network over the coming decade."
This articol is release from GNU Free Documentation License. It use material from Wikipedia voices: "Bilbao".
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