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Tallinn (bigger city than Dunkirk) has free public transport since 2013, and since 2018 it expanded to the whole Estonia https://www.weforum.org/agenda/2018/06/
by zczc 7y ago
Tallinn (bigger city than Dunkirk) has free public transport since 2013, and since 2018 it expanded to the whole Estonia
https://www.weforum.org/agenda/2018/06/estonia-is-making-public-transport-free/ https://www.weforum.org/agenda/2018/06/estonia-is-making-pub...
- marksomnian 7y agoLuxembourg has had it for people aged under 20 for a few years now, and next year it's becoming free for everyone: https://www.mobiliteit.lu/se-deplacer/titres-de-transport/gratuite-des-transports#gratuite-partir-du-1er-mars-2020 https://www.mobiliteit.lu/se-deplacer/titres-de-transport/gr... [in French]
- benfradet 7y agoEven in France, it's nothing new, my home town has had free buses since 2002. And the article states "Styling itself as a “laboratory” of free transport, Dunkirk has attracted an “incessant” stream of visitors intrigued at whether it could work in their cities, says Delevoye.". That's just poor journalism.
- annahall87 7y agoPardon me, the site you linked timed out. Is it only free for residents or also for people who're visiting?
- zczc 7y agoIt's free for registered residents only
- annahall87 7y agoThanks! Everything else would have surprised me.
- niiisiis 7y agoIn Tallinn it is only free for residents.