A week without a car: a young person's diary in Luxembourg
School, job, sport, night out: how a whole week gets done without a car.
Picture a typical week without a car in Luxembourg. Monday, tram to school. Wednesday, train to training at the other end of the country. Friday, bus then a walk to meet friends. All of it, without ever pulling out a ticket.
The thread of a week
What strikes you is the smoothness once the habits are in place. The route app becomes a copilot, evening schedules stick quickly, and each mode finds its place. The bike fills short trips, the train covers long distances.
At the weekend, freedom is added to the comfort. An improvised train trip costs zero euros in transport, leaving the whole budget for the adventure itself. Getting around becomes a game rather than a chore.
As the days go by, one thing becomes clear: not having a car isn't a lack, it's a light and independent way of life. The key stays the same, a bit of planning and you're set.
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