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• Luxmobil 2025 - Cross-border commuters: Mobility survey

  A mobility survey: why? The Ministry of Mobility and Public Works (MMTP) is launching a major survey of the daily mobility of Luxembourg residents and cross-border commuters from 14 January 2025. This initiative is part of a wider framework of...

• Cyclists

  La popularité du vélo et son intermodalité Dans toutes les régions du pays et dans toutes les classes d’âge jusqu’à 60 ans (ils sont 37 % parmi les « 60+ »), une majorité des résidents – globalement 58 % –...

• Driving licence

  Anyone wishing to drive a vehicle on public roads must hold a valid driving licence. Driving licences, regardless of category, can be obtained through an approved driving school in Luxembourg. The procedures and conditions for obtaining a driving licence, in...

• Electric mobility

  Micro-mobilité Bornes de recharge électrique Transports électriques

• Free mobility

  On the initiative of the government, since 1st March 2020, Luxembourg is proud to be the 1st country in the world where public transport is free for all modes of transport, whether these are buses, trains (except 1st class) or...

• Micro-mobility

  Since 01 January 2021, the two new definitions of personal mobility device (EDP) and micro electric vehicle (MVE) have been included in the Highway Code (Code de la route) and new rules apply to riding a scooter or electric scooter.

• Notify

• Observation, strategy and planning of mobility

  At the level of the Ministry of Mobility and Public Works (MMTP), mobility planning is based on three pillars. Observation is used to understand current mobility behaviour, people's mobility needs and to project future needs. The mobility strategy is developed...

• Passenger/freight carriers

• Pedestrians

• Persons with reduced mobility (PMR)

  In accordance with the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities "Convention relative aux droits des personnes handicapées (ONU) (in French)", the Ministry of Mobility and Public Works (MMTP) has set itself the objective of "transport for all"...

• Prevention and awareness campaigns

  The Ministry of Mobility and Public Works launches a new awareness campaign dedicated to the safety of pedestrian crosswalks. The campaign aims to remind road users of the importance of increased vigilance. "Our ambition is to reduce accidents on our...

• Procedures

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• Public transport (PT)

• Road trafic and safety

  Road traffic is part of everyday life, but it's not just about cars. Motorists, heavyweight trucks, buses, motorcyclists, cyclists and pedestrians share public roads. To ensure that this coexistence takes place in the safest and most efficient conditions, road regulations...

• Shared mobility

• Taxis

  Taxis: customers Taxis: drivers Taxis: operators

• Vehicles - Registrations and onboard documents

  When driving, all motorists must carry a certain number of valid on-board documents: driving licence; insurance certificate; registration certificate; tax sticker, which is proof of payment of the annual tax; certificate of conformity (COC) or a copy certified by the...