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Nauru
Getting Around
Getting Around
Nauru
Getting Around by Rail
There is no passenger service. There are just over 5km (3 miles) of railway to serve the phosphate mining area.
Getting Around by Road
Traffic drives on the left. A sealed road, 19km (12 miles) long, circles the island and there are several miles of road running inland to Buada District and the phosphate areas.
Buses: There is a free bus service. (There are no taxis however.)
Car hire: This is available.
Regulations: The speed limit is 50kph (30mph).
Documentation: A national driving licence will suffice.
Getting Around by Rail
There is no passenger service. There are just over 5km (3 miles) of railway to serve the phosphate mining area.
Getting Around by Road
Traffic drives on the left. A sealed road, 19km (12 miles) long, circles the island and there are several miles of road running inland to Buada District and the phosphate areas.
Buses: There is a free bus service. (There are no taxis however.)
Car hire: This is available.
Regulations: The speed limit is 50kph (30mph).
Documentation: A national driving licence will suffice.
Buses: There is a free bus service. (There are no taxis however.)
Car hire: This is available.
Regulations: The speed limit is 50kph (30mph).
Documentation: A national driving licence will suffice.
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