Travel Smart: 9 cities where public transport is free
LuxembourgSince March 2020, Luxembourg has offered free public transport on buses, trains, and trams. The service is completely free and efficient.
Dunkirk, France
Dunkirk introduced free bus services in 2018, with buses running every 10 minutes. This system has become an efficient option for locals and visitors alike.
Chambly, Canada
Since 2012, Chambly and nearby municipalities in Montreal’s South Shore have provided free public transport.
Tallinn, Estonia
Tallinn offers free public transport exclusively to registered residents. Launched in 2013, this initiative has motivated many to register.
Avesta, Sweden
Avesta’s free bus service has been in place since 2012 to encourage public transport use. It aims to reduce congestion and cut down on carbon emissions.
Dewsbury, UK
Dewsbury residents have enjoyed free public transport since 2009, which conveniently connects passengers to the town’s main shopping districts.
Perth, Australia Perth provides free bus services within designated areas of the city. This initiative offers a cost-effective way for residents and visitors.
Aubagne, France
Aubagne is home to the world’s first completely fare-free tramway system. This service is available to both residents and visitors.
Mariehamn, Finland
Mariehamn offers free public transport to both residents and tourists. This helps visitors explore the autonomous island with ease.
Cluj-Napoca, Romania
In Cluj-Napoca, public transport is free for everyone every Friday. Buses, trains, and trams in the region are accessible without charge.
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