With its zero-fare policy, Tallinn created history by being the first capital to provide free public transportation to its citizens, encouraging environmentally responsible travel and easing traffic congestion.
As a global leader in free public transportation, Luxembourg City improves accessibility and lessens dependency on automobiles to promote both economic and environmental sustainability.
Free bus services are provided in Dunkirk, which greatly increases the use of public transportation and promotes a more cohesive neighborhood with lower carbon footprints and greater mobility.
Hasselt changed its public transportation system by offering $0 fares, which encouraged locals to take buses instead of vehicles and enhanced community access and urban air quality.
To reduce peak traffic congestion and encourage the use of ecologically friendly transportation options, Chengdu offers free public transportation during certain hours.
Free bus transportation is available in Tórshavn for both locals and visitors, making it simple to see the city's distinctive scenery without having to deal with parking.
Avesta introduced a free bus service to improve accessibility within the community and motivate locals to switch from personal vehicles to more environmentally friendly public transportation options.