Luxembourg to become the first country to offer free public transport

Luxembourg City faces severe traffic congestion due to a daily influx of workers. To address this, the government plans to make public transport free, aiming to encourage more people to use it. This initiative is seen as a social experiment to change commuting habits. While some are optimistic about its success, others, like taxi drivers, remain skeptical. The plan is being watched by other nations as a potential model for urban transport solutions.

What challenges might arise from the initiative to encourage drivers to switch from cars to public transport?

In what ways could Luxembourg's public transport initiative serve as a model for other countries?