The intervention consisted of preparing and updating extended-stay parking areas for tourist buses in the outskirts of Rome, in accordance with the Capitoline Bus Regulation (DAC no. 55/18). 

The modernization process was based on two main objectives: 

• Relocating tourist bus parking to metro-rail exchange hubs located on the city’s periphery. In addition, long-term parking areas were equipped in Osteria del Curato (Anagnina hub), Ponte Mammolo, and Laurentina. The areas were equipped with covered facilities containing services for drivers and passengers (toilets, refreshment points, ticket sales, etc.), as well as security systems such as video surveillance and lighting, in order to improve the passenger experience, facilitate planning, and manage operators in real time.
• Upgrading, both in terms of infrastructure and technology, existing parking areas that already feature automated bus access and fare payment systems.

These areas were located at railway connection nodes, where safe pedestrian paths were created as necessary. The intervention required computer applications to be developed and updated along with the installation of connectivity infrastructures.