That’s where street names, numbers, and addresses help. Just like in the U.S., every street in Italy has a name. (Can you think of a street you know back home?)
Once I knew the address of where I needed to go, my phone could look up directions. Google Maps helped me a lot—it told me which bus to take, where to get off, and even what time I needed to leave.
Walking is a big part of Italian culture. In many cities, it’s actually easier to walk or take the bus than to drive a car.
Why? Great question.
What is insurance? Imagine you borrow a friend’s toy and accidentally break it. Insurance is like a helper that pays to fix or replace the toy. Car insurance works the same way.
Because of all these costs, many people choose to buy a cheap bus ticket instead of owning a car. Public transportation makes it easy to travel anywhere in town.
