Public Transportation Navigation

Your second task will test your skills in navigating public transportation in a new city. You're in a foreign
city, and you need to get from your hotel to a popular tourist attraction via public transport. Here's what
you need to do:

Research and determine the nearest public transportation options (e.g., buses, trams, subways) that can
take you to the tourist attraction. You can use public transport apps or ask for advice at your
accommodation.

Figure out the fare system and ticket options. Some places offer single-ride tickets, day passes, or
contactless card options. Choose the one that best suits your plans.

Check the public transportation schedule, including the departure times, routes, and any transfers you
might need to make.

Get to the nearest public transport stop or station from your hotel. Be aware of the schedule to minimize
waiting time.

Board the correct vehicle, and make sure to validate or swipe your ticket as required.

Follow the route and any transfers needed to reach your destination.

This task is moderately challenging, as it requires planning and navigating a potentially unfamiliar public
transportation system. However, it's an excellent way to experience a city like a local.