As a precaution against the rising cost of living in Spain, it has been announced that railway transportation will be free from September until the end of the year.
According to the news of The Guardian, in the statement made by the state railway network Renfe, it was stated that the application will be implemented as of September 300 on flights with less than 1 kilometers. It was also stated that a 30 percent discount in public transportation fees in the country is on the agenda.
“This measure encourages the use of public transport to ensure sustainable commuting as energy and fuel prices rise tremendously,” the Spanish Ministry of Transport said in a statement.
INFLATION IS INCREASING FAST
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez said at the beginning of the week that a series of measures would be implemented to reduce the impact of rapidly increasing inflation and energy prices in the country. “I know it's hard to make ends meet with salaries,” Sanchez said. I want you to know that I am aware of the difficulties experienced by the Spanish people.
In Germany, steps were taken to reduce public transport costs. Deutsche Bahn, the railway company of Germany, launched a 9 Euro ticket application that can be used between June and August.
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