Public transport refers to a system of shared passenger transport services available for use by the general public. It typically includes various modes of transport such as buses, trains, trams, subways, and ferries, which are designed to move large numbers of people along fixed routes and schedules. Public transport systems aim to provide affordable, efficient, and accessible transportation options for urban and rural populations, reducing the reliance on private vehicles, minimizing traffic congestion, and contributing to environmental sustainability. Users typically pay a fare, which can be based on distance traveled or a fixed rate, and services can be operated by government agencies or private companies. Effective public transport enhances mobility, connects communities, and supports economic activity by providing vital links to employment, education, and services.
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…