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The State Secretary of the Ministry of Transport is visiting Murg to learn about the community bus service as a model for public mobility in rural areas. This volunteer-run local transport service has been operating for ten years.

Expert information and diverse networking opportunities on November 7th / A multifaceted program offers speeches, workshops and presentations of business ideas

Action weekend organized by LEG Summer School e. V. with a diverse supporting program / Invitation to a press and photo opportunity on November 8, 2024 at 10:30 a.m

While Thuringian exports increased by almost 2 percent, imports declined by around 11 percent.

Municipalities, companies, and private individuals can now offer sites for new solar power plants online. This is made possible by an expansion of the Thuringian solar calculator.

Germany increased its exports in August. The increase was unexpected, but does not signify a trend reversal.

More direct connections without detours through the old town, shorter transfer times: Lübeck plans a complete overhaul of its public transport network. The goal is for 20 percent of journeys to be made using public transport. Whether a tram will also run through the city in the future remains to be seen…

The Thuringian Mobility Forum has been working on practical mobility concepts for rural areas. These are intended to be incorporated into your guiding principles for Thuringia.

Lübeck's goal is for 20 percent of all journeys to be made using public transport. Currently, the figure is only eleven percent. This will also require numerous measures to speed up bus services…

With the timetable change in December, the public transport (ÖPNV) service between the city of Gießen and the surrounding communities will be significantly expanded and extended during late-night hours and on weekends.