Luxembourg has become the first country in the world to introduce a free-for-all public transport system. As of Saturday 29 February, passengers can ride trains, trams, and buses for free in a move aimed at reducing traffic congestion. The policy will affect around 40% of households and will cost the Treasury €41m a year in revenue. People will still have to purchase a ticket if they want to travel first-class on trains or make use of certain night bus services.
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