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14 January 2025
Belgrade offers free public transport
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Since 1 January 2025, Belgrade has become the largest European city to offer free public transport to all passengers.
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Be in Belgrade reports that starting 1 January 2025, public transport in Belgrade, Serbia’s capital city, is free for all its residents. This move makes Belgrade the only city in Europe with a population over 500,000 to offer free public transport. Additionally, Mayor Aleksandar Šapić announced plans to modernise the city's public transport fleet by 2027, replacing all buses, trams, and trolleybuses with new vehicles. These efforts aim to reduce traffic congestion, lower emissions, and promote sustainable mobility in the Serbian capital. For more details on the Belgrade initiative, please refer to the attached link.
#Mobility #Public transportation #Destination management
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