Some German Cities Are Offering Drivers Free Public Transport. But There's A Catch.

18 Sep 2023 | Abstracted from Euronews

The program is a bid to combat traffic congestion and promote environmentally friendly transport. Participants can gain a free Deutschlandticket, usually priced at €49 per month...Germany is a world-leader on public transport infrastructure...In 2023, a maximum of 1,000 Deutschlandtickets will be issued, and 500 in each of the following two years."

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