Transport

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The cost of free public transport--introduced on 1 March 2020--has been estimated by the government at €41m euros per year. Photo: Matic Zorman
POLITICS

Energy crisis raises state bill for public transport

The soaring energy prices since the beginning of 2022 will increase the public transport bill for the Luxembourg government. The latter will cover this increase with various public transport services.

Julien Carette • 05.07.2022
(from left to right) Alex Michels, head of asset management at Creos Luxembourg; François Bausch, minister of mobility; Frans Timmermans, executive vice-president of the European Commission; Claude Turmes, minister of energy Photo: MMTP
POLITICS

First superchargers available on highway network

Tracy Heindrichs • 04.07.2022
Under the law, pending a vote in parliament, more cycling infrastructure will be marked with red paint or tarmac Photo: Matic Zorman
POLITICS

Dangerous spots for cyclists to be marked in red

Cordula Schnuer • 29.06.2022
The tram and P&R bus services will run late into the night on National Day eve Nader Ghavami
TRANSPORT

Tram and bus routes adapted for national day celebrations

Duncan Roberts • 21.06.2022
The de-regulation of the railway market means operators can bypass Luxembourg if the route isn’t lucrative enough Photo: Romain Gamba/Maison Moderne
POLITICS

“Cannot force” rail companies to stop in Luxembourg, says Bausch

Cordula Schnuer • 08.06.2022
The unused motorway on-ramp will finally open on 6 June, 17 years after it was first built Photo: Christophe Lemaire / Maison Moderne
INSTITUTIONS

Frisange motorway ramp to open on 6 June

Cordula Schnuer • 03.06.2022
The new cameras in Hollerich will detect speeding drivers but also motorists running red lights Christophe Lemaire/Maison Moderne
TRANSPORT

Speed and red light cameras enter test phase

Teodor Georgiev • 31.05.2022
Germany is famous for its speed-limitless motorways (Photo: Christophe Lemaire/Maison Moderne/archives)
EUROPE

Germany debates introducing speed limit on motorways

Mathilde Obert • 27.05.2022
The ING Night Marathon is back this year, and brings along traffic disturbances. Anthony Dehez//Maison Moderne archive
TRANSPORT

ING Night Marathon to disrupt transport in the capital

Tracy Heindrichs • 26.05.2022
Cyclists must respect the same legislation as cars in Luxembourg, and are subject to sanctions too.  Photo: Shutterstock
JUSTICE

Cyclists fined for road code violations

Tracy Heindrichs • 25.05.2022
Bicycles abandoned in the entrances to buildings or garages are generally reported to the City of Luxembourg, which passes the message on to the operator of the service, JCDecaux. (Photo: Paperjam.lu)
TRANSPORT

Vandalism and theft hit Vel’oh service

Catherine Kurzawa • 25.05.2022
The government has the ambition of raising the daily use of bikes from 2% to 11%. Photo: Shutterstock
INSTITUTIONS

“Mentality shift has to take place” for cycling to advance

Tracy Heindrichs • 25.05.2022
The Bouillon car park will be demolished and rebuilt a little further south, towards Esch-sur-Alzette. (Photo: Christophe Lemaire/Maison Moderne)
TRANSPORT

More P+Rs on the horizon for commuters

Julien Carette • 02.05.2022
The next tram extension will be inaugurated in September. Photo: Matic Zorman/Maison Moderne
INSTITUTIONS

Tram network to grow to four lines by 2035

Julien Carette • 02.05.2022
Illustrative photo of a Luxembourg motorway (not the A7, which will be closed on 23 and 24 April). Photo: Christophe Lemaire/Maison Moderne
TRANSPORT

Weekend motorway closures ahead

Cordula Schnuer • 19.04.2022
The Büchler bridge should have been kitted out with a cycling path and pedestrian walkway by the end of last year.  Romain Gamba - Maison Moderne Publishing SA
TRANSPORT

Works on Buchler cycling path delayed indefinitely

Tracy Heindrichs • 13.04.2022
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