The public transport in Luxembourg (including buses, trains, trams, and even funicular) are free of charge for both residents and tourists in Luxembourg. Keep in mind, that 1st class tickets and international travel is still paid.
However, if commuters do decide to take the government up on its offer of free rides, other nations could see the value in following Luxembourg's lead, making public transport free as a way to
It does raise attractivity of Public Transport. Especially for tourists. Many go on r/Luxembourg asking if it's actually free because it seems utopian. In general the change has been popular and it needs to be said that beforehand a common day ticket for all transport was 4€ so it was already mostly financed by the state.
Free, uncomplicated and sustainable travel on public transport: Luxembourg is the world’s first country to offer free, nationwide public transport. Travellers no longer need to buy tickets to use local, regional and nationwide trains, trams or buses. The only exception: first class travel in trains still has to be paid.
Luxembourg city has some of the world’s worst traffic congestion, according to the Guardian. The move is in keeping with Luxembourg’s new transport initiatives.
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