There are no public flights within Moldova, because Moldova is a small Republic. Cars, buses and trains are most commonly used.
Public Transport
There is no subway system in Chisinau, although there is an extensive bus, trolleybus and mini-bus system which is used by most local residents. Buses and trolley buses normally begin service at 06:00 with buses operating until 22:00, trolley buses and mini-buses until midnight. Single trip fares are 75 bani for trolley buses and 1leu for buses. Most trolleybuses and buses have conductors who sell and collect fare tickets on the bus. Many people prefer to use micro-vans or mini-buses as they are less crowded, make less stops, and are less likely to break down. These vehicles provide transport along designated routes at a cost of 2 lei per trip. The fare is paid directly to the driver when entering the mini-bus. Tickets are not used and cannot be purchased in advance. Route numbers are posted on the front and side windows.
Transport in Moldova
