Germany's 'Deutschland' ticket helps environment

Germany's 'Deutschland' ticket helps environment

New research says a discounted public transport subscription in Germany has drastically lowered CO2 emissions in the country. The cost of the subscription is €58 a month, but some are saying it should be cheaper.

At their conference in Nuremberg, the transport ministers of the countries draw a consistently positive interim balance of the nationwide valid ticket. But questions of financing are still open.

An evaluation of several studies on the effect of the ticket shows a clear shift from passenger cars to local public transport.

The German ticket enjoys great popularity, but is becoming more expensive. The Joint Association proposes a new regulation for a group.

The commitment to the Deutschlandticket by the emerging coalition from the Union and SPD is an important signal for affordable and climate-friendly mobility, reports the Verkehrsclub Deutschland (VCD). A current representative survey on behalf of the Alliance of socially compatible mobility turnarounds among users of the Deutschlandticket underlines its high relevance. Obviously, the [...] The contribution Survey on the Deutschlandticket: Users …