Free Mobility – Mobilité gratuite au Luxembourg

Free mobility since 01/03/2020

Luxembourg is proud to be the first country in the world to offer nationwide free public transport. Since 01/03/2020, your travels are a lot easier: you no longer need a ticket to board any national bus, train or the tram. However, first class train tickets and passes remain valid and there is no change or discount for them.

Free public transport ends at the border. This is why cross-border tickets have been reassessed. Commuters from neighbouring countries benefit from reduced fares!

#01/03/2020

This became a date anchored in history, just like the first step on the moon. Luxembourg is the first country in the world to make mobility free!

#Campaign

A hashtag to mark engagement, but also to remind the transport lines and the crossings of roads and travelers.

#FreeConcert

Free mobility was turned into music on 29/02/2020 at “Neien Tramsschapp” in Kirchberg with concerts by local artists, food trucks and bars.

New fares

Since 01/03/2020, you no longer need a ticket to travel on the tram and national buses and trains (except first class). As free public transport ends at the border, cross-border tickets and passes have been reassessed.

National tickets (1cl)

2-hour ticket (1 cl) €3

Booklet of ten 2-hour tickets (1cl) €24

1-day ticket (1 cl) €6

Booklet of five 1-day tickets (1cl) €24

Monthly pass short distance (1cl) €37.50

Monthly pass (1 cl) €75

Annual pass short distance (1cl) €330

Annual pass (1 cl) €660

Senior pass (1 cl) €200

Cross-border RegioZone tickets

2-hour ticket RegioZone 1 €3

2-hour ticket RegioZone 2 €5

1-day ticket RegioZone 1 €5

1-day ticket RegioZone 2 €9

Monthly pass RegioZone 1 €40

Monthly pass RegioZone 2 €85

Annual pass 1 €360

Annual pass 2 €750

Studentepass RegioZone 1 €130

Studentepass RegioZone 2 €200

Cross border tickets

Fares for cross-border travel have been changed. You can find an overview of tickets and passes available from 01/03/2020 down below.