Can you tap and go on Rome buses?

If you have a contactless credit, debit or prepaid card (recognizable by the contactless symbol), place it near one of the readers with the Tap & Go ® logo on all Atac surface lines including Roma Tpl buses, on the turnstiles of all stations of lines A, B/B1, C and of the Roma-Lido, Roma-Viterbo and Termini-Centocelle ...



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