Tallinn was one of the first cities to make public transport free for residents in 2013 and it has led to a 1.2 per cent increase in demand since it was introduced. 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. The cost of going free will cost about £35 million a year. Credit: YouTube/Ville de Luxembourg Despite the investments in making public transport more attractive, the government still forecasts Since February 29, 2020, public transport in Luxembourg is free. A first in the world! However, this measure only concerns 2nd class public transport on Luxembourg territory. First class on the trains will continue to be charged at 75 euros per month for season tickets. Bus trips are free of charge. Information about bus lines. 24. 28. 29. 78. Information about bus stops Bertrange, Gare Bertrange Strassen Quai 1, Helfent, Automobile Club Quai 1, Siwemuergen Quai 1, Siwemuergen Quai 2, Wallis Quai 1. View all. Gary Parkinson. Luxembourg has become the first country in the world to offer free public transport. The small but wealthy European state - just under 100 square miles nestled between Belgium, France and Germany - has abolished fares for trains, trams and buses. This has been tried before in various cities, but Luxembourg is the first country Traveling across Luxembourg is about to get a lot easier for people without cars after Prime Minister Xavier Bettel signalled on Dec. 5 that his ruling coalition will soon make free public transportation the law of the land, according to the New York Times. SS is a socialist benefit, as is medicare, and unemployment. These are good things for the greater good. Although, I guess we can just keep the corporate tax cuts rolling so fat C 0078L9q.