Getting around by bus
Buses are the preferred means of public transport in Rosario. The urban transport network is made up of 63 bus lines connecting all city districts. 

Having the MOVI card allows you to use the public transport service more easily. It costs $50, and you can buy it at different points of sales (including the bus station). In order to use the buses, you must charge money into the card at any of the official locations available. Bear in mind that the bus ticket costs $59,50 and that there are progressive discounts based on the amount of money charged, reducing the per-ticket cost. 

Extra ticket
Have you run out of credit and you’re unable to recharge your card? The card has a system that allows you to use 2 extra tickets. These will be discounted the next time you use the card, i.e., once your card is recharged and ready to be used, the extra tickets will be discounted from the new balance. 

Interurban transport
Interurban transport can be used to travel to satellite towns. There are different options available to travel by bus. Some of the lines accept payment with SUBE card and others with cash. Most of these buses either pass by or start their circuit at the Bus Station.

Getting around by taxi
Another way of getting around in Rosario is by public or private taxi. The service is paid to the driver in cash. Some properly identified vehicles accept payments with the MOVI card. Check out the official list of taxi agencies.

The current fares are:
> Daylight fare (Mondays to Saturdays, from 6 am to 10 pm)
- Minimum fare: $131.50
- Every subsequent 100 m: $6.25
- Every minute of waiting time: $6.25
- Phone booking charge: please, check.

> Late-night fare (Mondays to Thurdays, from 10 pm to 6 am, and 24 hours on Sundays and half-holidays)
- Minimum fare: $153.40
- Every subsequent 100 m: $7
- Every minute of waiting time: $7
- Phone booking charge: Please, check.

> Daylight fare (weekends and holidays)
- Minimum fare: $159.30
- Every subsequent 100 m: $7
- Every minute of waiting time: $7
- Phone booking charge: please, check.

> Late-night fare (weekends, holidays and day previous a holiday)
- Minimum fare: $159.30
- Every subsequent 100 m: $7
- Every minute of waiting time: $7
- Phone booking charge: Please, check.

> Remises
- Minimum fare: $153.40
- Every subsequent 100 m: $7.90
- Every minute of waiting time: $11.96

Getting around by car
If you come to Rosario by car or you rent one, there are a few things you should take into consideration. 

Exclusive lanes
Rosario has a system of exclusive lanes for public transport, public and private taxis, school transportation and emergency vehicles (police cars, ambulances, fire trucks). These lanes run along the right margin of the following streets:
> San Lorenzo, from Laprida to Moreno
> Laprida, from San Lorenzo to Av. Pellegrini
> Santa Fe, from Maipú to Cafferata
> Maipú, from Santa Fe to Av. Pellegrini
> Córdoba, from Bv. Oroño to Cafferata
> Av. Alberdi - MOVIBUS NORTH

Exclusive lanes operate on business days from 8 am to 8 pm. Please, also note that right turns are not allowed on the above mentioned streets. Parking on exclusive lanes is not allowed on business days from 7 am to 9 pm.

Metered parking
Downtown Rosario has a metered parking system. The parking fee is based on the parking time, which must not exceed 3 hours.

Metered parking operates in the area comprised by the streets Rivadavia, Alvear, Cochabamba, Juan Manuel de Rosas and the river. Operation hours:
> Mondays to Fridays from 9 am to 8 pm.
> Saturdays and half-holidays from 9 am to 2 pm.
> Sundays and holidays, free.

How much does the metered parking cost? The metered parking fee varies according to the downtown area (see map), and it ranges from $$37 a $85.50 per hour. Parking meters are located on street corners. Payment must be made with cospeles, which you can buy at the points of sale, or with $2, $1, $0.50, $0.25, and $0.10 coins.
Tip: Parking a car for up to 10 minutes in this area is free of charge.

Getting around by bike
Rosario has 74.5 miles of exclusive trails for bikes that allow you to enjoy outings, combining urban landscape, physical exercise and contact with nature. Rosario is one of the top-ranked cities in Latin America for bicycle use, and its Recreational Street is well-known around the world. 

Bike lanes and trails
Check the map of exclusive bike trails to explore the city safely and quickly.

Mi Bici Tu Bici
Rosario has a public bike rental system. In order to use this service, you must have the MOVI card and follow a registration procedure. Price per day: $42.
More info +

Recreational Street
On Sundays, motor-vehicle free areas get expanded. During the morning, you can enjoy the Recreational Street, a 17 mile circuit free of cars, motorcycles and public transport. This street is ideal to walk, run, ride a bike, skate or rollerblade. 

App to get moving in Rosario
MOVI – Rosario app (available for Android OS & iOS) brings all the necessary information to get moving in Rosario right to your cell phone. You can check the exact time a bus arrives at a given bus stop, your MOVI card balance, how to get from one place to another, and also call a taxi, get info about bike trails, and more. 

*Prices and operation hours updated on 5/5/2