Free public transport was introduced on March 1, 2020 on all national public transport means financed by the State on Luxembourg territory. 1. Railways: Railway lines link the Grand Duchy’s main towns and villages and connect with neighbouring countries’ rail networks.
Luxembourg enjoys an excellent connectivity for mobile devices. Mobile networks cover close to 100% of Luxembourg’s territory, with 4G or 4G+ being available in all areas covered. Urban areas are very well connected, while some hilly woodland areas in the north might have a less good connectivity. Since 2020, a number of areas in Luxembourg
Public transport fares were officially abolished in Luxembourg on March 1, 2020 (with the exception of first-class compartments on trains and some cross-border transit services); so my field research, which lasted from late 2018 to late 2022, captures the periods before and after the transition. One of the most exciting parts of the research
In the small European nation of Luxembourg, which has made public transport free country-wide, 40% of households are expected to directly benefit, saving an estimated €100 each year. Free mobility is not only an environmental policy, it is a social justice policy too that helps lift people out of poverty and fosters a sense of social
All public transport in Luxembourg (buses, trams, and trains) has been free to use since 29 February 2020, as part of a larger mobility experiment with goals to increase walking for short trips, increase bicycling, and increase the transit ridership sharply as the network is enlarged and service frequency is increased.
5 basic principles for sustainable development in Luxembourg. Maintain a high quality of life and a high level of development for the population living and working in Luxembourg; personal fulfilment through "empowering" freedom. Respect the ecological, social and cultural rights of future generations and other nations of the planet (future and
The government has mounted a publicity campaign to highlight its overhaul of the transport network. It has had months of hype and now finally Luxembourg's free public transport has begun.
Other admittedly smaller countries such as Luxembourg have overcome the obstacles posed by public transport pricing by simply making it free. Malta recently followed suit by introducing free public transport in October 2022 – a move facilitated by the fact that public transport on the archipelago is effectively limited to buses.
In Luxembourg, the government opted to invest in modes of transport that will hopefully reduce the use of cars: making all trains, trams, and buses free, which has important fiscal impacts. These three policies may look very different; they have in common, however, the centrality of the car for individual mobility, promoting a model that
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