Since 1 March 2020, the bus, the tram and the train except 1st class have been free throughout the Grand Duchy, for residents, cross-border workers and tourists.
Since 1 March 2020, the bus, the tram and the train except 1st class have been free throughout the Grand Duchy, for residents, cross-border workers and tourists.
Since 1 March 2020, public transport has been free throughout the Grand Duchy, by bus, by tram and by train, except 1st class. The measure applies to residents, cross-border workers and tourists.
A season ticket for cross-border workers can still have a reduced price. The ordinary journey in 2nd class is free.
The City names, among its car parks, the park-and-ride sites at Bouillon, Luxembourg-Sud, the Stade de Luxembourg and Kockelscheuer. Check the fare and the opening hours on mobiliteit.lu or on the City's website before you set off.
The City measures nitrogen oxides, especially along the main roads, and publishes its readings. Its actions are cycling and walking, public transport, a gas and hybrid fleet, regulated traffic lights, 30 km/h zones in the neighbourhoods and pedestrian-priority zones.
It sets no sticker and no ban on entering by car according to the age or the standard of the vehicle. A sign that closes a street stays in force.
The Police Grand-Ducale states that there is a speed limit on the whole road network of Luxembourg, even without a sign. It sets out the speeds above which offences apply, with fixed penalties of 49 € and 145 € (the latter with 2 points taken off). Keep to the posted limit at each place.
In March 2026 the Ministers of Mobility and of Home Affairs answered a parliamentary question. They said that radar detectors, which detect or disrupt radar equipment, are banned under art. 8bis of the law of 14 February 1955. They also said that using apps and warning services of the Waze or Coyote type is not banned in Luxembourg.
The same answer reminds drivers that using a hand-held phone or screen while driving is penalised (4 points and a €250 fixed penalty notice). A navigation app must be used with the hands-free system or a fixed mount. Amanda's speed camera alerts are off in Germany, Switzerland, Belgium and Luxembourg.
Amanda guides you by voice, on your phone or with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. With Premium, it shows parking near your destination, with walking time and fare, using only verified public access.
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Updated November 9, 2026
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