Public transport refers to a system of transit services available for use by the general population, consisting of various modes of transport that operate on scheduled routes and are designed to move multiple passengers simultaneously. This includes buses, trains, subways, trams, and ferries, among others, typically funded and operated by government entities or agencies. Public transport is intended to provide an affordable, accessible, and efficient means of travel for individuals, facilitating mobility within urban and rural areas. It plays a crucial role in reducing traffic congestion, lowering environmental impacts, and promoting sustainable transportation practices. Public transport systems can vary widely in terms of coverage, frequency, capacity, and infrastructure, all aimed at meeting the transportation needs of communities.
New Initiatives Announced for Public Transportation: The Spanish government under President Pedro Sánchez has unveiled plans that mark a significant shift in public transportation policies. Measures for free public transport…