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Ivory Coast: Traveling
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Taxis are a practical and cheap means of transport, the fare is fixed however many kilometers are covered. You can recognize them by their orange color in Abidjan and Bouaké; in Yamoussoukro they are white with green and orange stripes.
Each large town has at least one bus station serving Abidjan at least. The most comfortable and reliable public transport is the bus. The use of the bush-taxi has fallen off since a real bus network at the national level has been developed.
The train is also used less and less. It links Abidjan to Dimbokro, Bouaké, Ferkéssédougou, Bobo Dioulasso and Ouagadougou.
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| Abidjan - Houphouët-Boigny (ABJ) | 15 km / 9 miles | XOF 1500 - USD 12 / 20-30 min | XOF 210 / 25 min | - | Available |
| Name | Type | Domestic Flights | International Flights |
| Air Ivoire | Major | No | Yes |
| Air France | Major | No | Yes |
| Air Sénégal InterNational | Major | No | Yes |
You Can Consult the List of Airlines Banned Within the EU. Look Also at the rating of the United States Federal Aviation Administration (FAA).
| Police | 111/170 |
| Firemen | 180 |
| Emergency medical services | 185 |
Aloko: (plantains fried in oil).
Tchapalo (millet beer), koutoukou (brandy made from bangui).
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