*We know, we know, it’s not free - just free at the point of use, and funded through taxes.
It might be obvious to some, but always worth a reminder: the free transport stops at the border. To consult prices for cross-border transport after 1 March, check here.
The usual charges will still apply for first class train travel, and will equally apply to cross-border season tickets.
If you have bus tickets, now is the time to use them up. Once free public transport comes into force, there will be no refunds, according to the Ministry of Mobility FAQ page.
Ticket machines will remain in stations and their range of services will be expanded. At this stage in time, we don’t know exactly which services will be on offer. However, the tram ticket machines will be dismantled around mid-March.
12 mini concerts will take place on 29 February in four stations around the country: Luxembourg City Gare, Belval/Université station, Pfaffenthal-Kirchberg and Ettelbruck. The concerts will run between midday and 6pm.
Free mobility concert: music, mobility, merrimentAmbulatory musical interventions” are also planned before the big free concert which will take place at the “Neien Tramsschapp” in Kirchberg from 6pm to 1am, with two stages, food trucks and music.
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