Mainz is referred to as a city. - Complimentary bus and train rides each first Saturday of the month.
Mainz, the capital city of Rhineland-Palatinate, wants to encourage people to use buses and trains more often. As per recent announcement by Mayor Nino Haase (independent) and the directors of Mainzer Mobilität, Jochen Erlhof and Florian Wiesemann, all bus and tram services within Mainz city would be free of charge on the first Saturday of every month, starting from July 6th for a year.
This initiative is aimed at making public transportation more appealing and promoting sustainable mobility. The free ride is valid from the first service in the morning till the last service in the evening. Haase expressed that the city wants to emphasize on both cycling and an appealing public transport system as a crucial part of the transition to sustainable modes of transportation.
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Rail travel in Rhineland-Palatinate provides an eco-friendly alternative for commuting, and Mainz, its state capital, is no exception. Residents and visitors can enjoy a changeover from traffic congestion to a smoother journey using Mainz's extensive public transportation system. With the free bus and train rides offered every first Saturday of the month, utilizing municipalities' public transportation becomes an appealing and sustainable choice for Mainz residents.
