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Tenerife has an extensive network of good roads serving most of the towns, villages, and beach resorts here. There is a solid bus network, but it can be quite slow, mopeds and motorcycles are also a popular way to get about.

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Bus: the public bus network here is good, but travelling by bus is not the quickest way to get around. TITSA operates the services around the island and fares are pretty reasonable. If you are likely to use the bus a number of times during your visit then it is worth buying a Bus Card, which you can charge up to whatever value you want. Using the card will give you reduced fares. Bus schedules are available from any bus station or hotels.

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