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A new lane reserved for carpooling and buses has opened on the A3 motorway, with a fine of at least €74 for solo drivers using it, and some uncertainty about the consequences in the event of an accident. Photo: MMTP
POLITICS

Improper use of the A3’s new carpool lane could get pricey

Requested by some, ignored by others, the first dedicated carpool lane opened on the A3 motorway at the end of March. If you’re alone in your vehicle and you still choose to use it will lead to a fine of at least €74.

Maëlle Hamma • 14.04.2025
There will be no trains on the Luxembourg-Bettermbourg section of the country’s busiest route between 5 and 21 April 2025. Photo: Maëlle Hamma/Maison Moderne
TRANSPORT

Cross-border workers will have to adapt their commutes from 5 to 21 April

Maëlle Hamma • 04.04.2025
New disruptions will affect the journeys of Belgian border workers. (Photo: Shutterstock)
TRANSPORT

Probable rail disruption for Belgian border commuters

Maëlle Hamma • 21.03.2025
The opening of two new tram stations makes access to the airport easier. Photo: Luxtram
TRANSPORT

Getting to the airport: five case studies

Émilio Naud • 19.03.2025
Despite major investment, more than two out of three people continue to prefer using a car to commute to work. It’s a figure that becomes more pronounced as soon as you move away from the capital. Photo: Maison Moderne
INSTITUTIONS

Two out of three people still commute to work by car

Thierry Labro • 12.03.2025
From 2 March 2025, the tram will provide a free service to the airport with two new stops, facilitating access but raising concerns for private transport. Photo: Matic Zorman/Archives
INSTITUTIONS

Taxi drivers concerned by tram extension to Findel airport

Rebeca Suay • 28.02.2025
It is still difficult to predict the exact impact of the strike on train movements. It will depend on the extent to which the unions mobilise. The main CGSP and CSC unions have not yet mobilised. Only two smaller unions, SIC and SACT, are involved in the strike. Photo: Romain Gamba/Archives
INSTITUTIONS

Strike in Belgium to disrupt train services 21 February to 2 March

Maëlle Hamma • 21.02.2025
On the visual provided by Luxtram, the extension is shown on the left, on the Boulevard Konrad-Adenauer at the Rout Breck Pfaffenthal stop. Visual: Luxtram
INSTITUTIONS

Preparatory work begins for Kirchberg tram extension

Maëlle Hamma • 19.02.2025
The Luxembourg’s minister for mobility and public works, Yuriko Backes (DP), was in Brussels to meet her Belgian counterpart, Jean-Luc Crucke, 13 February 2025. Photo: SIP
POLITICS

Dormant P+R Viville project resurfaces

Hugo Hirsch • 13.02.2025
For mobility minister Yuriko Backes (DP), there is an “urgent need” to make progress on cross-border cooperation projects to improve the mobility of cross-border workers. Photo: Maëlle Hamma/Maison Moderne
POLITICS

Schedule for major cross-border mobility projects unveiled

Maëlle Hamma • 29.01.2025
From 5 to 21 April and from 12 July to 14 September 2025, no trains will run between Luxembourg and Bettembourg. Replacement buses will be provided by CFL. Archive photo: Christophe Lemaire
SERVICES & ADVISORY

No trains between Luxembourg and Bettembourg this summer

Ioanna Schimizzi • 28.01.2025
SNCF drivers working in Luxembourg have got part of what they were demanding: a (slight) increase in their recognition bonus. Photo: Romain Gamba/Maison Moderne/Archives
INSTITUTIONS

Strike called off, Metz-Luxembourg trains to run Monday 20 January

Maëlle Hamma • 17.01.2025
"Traffic between Metz and Luxembourg will be disrupted due to a local industrial action that is likely to continue,” said the SNCF, concerning a strike announced for 20 January 2025. Pictured is the Metz station. Archive photo: Romain Gamba
TRANSPORT

Rail strike between Metz and Luxembourg on 20 January

Maëlle Hamma • 16.01.2025
A total of 7,860 residents will be contacted by telephone by the Ilres institute to answer questions about their day-to-day mobility experiences. Archive photo: Matic Zorman/Maison Moderne
POLITICS

Government to consult residents on future mobility needs

Hugo Hirsch • 15.01.2025
Thirty lines linking Belgium and Luxembourg will be affected by the strike in Belgium. Photo: Matic Zorman/Archives
TRANSPORT

Rail strike to affect Belgian cross-border commuters on 13 January

Maëlle Hamma • 10.01.2025
Luxtram made its first trial run between Luxexpo and Findel airport, 10 December 2024. The section is expected to start regular service in March 2025. Photo: Ville de Luxembourg
TRANSPORT

Tram extension to Findel airport undergoing tests ahead of 2025 launch

Émilio Naud • 10.12.2024
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