the cross-border bus line is struggling to find its cruising speed

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“Faced with a fait accompli”

The timetable changes applied “without any consultation with user associations” are the subject of a relaunch of the petition initiated last March to demand more buses and which, at the time, had been partially taken into account. account by the competent Luxembourg authorities. For her part, the Deputy Director of the Luxembourg Public Transport Administration, Annick Trmata, was reassuring: “With lines 298, 299 and 300, we now have a good basis for adapting and strengthening the offer in the event of needs founded and based on future experiences ”.

Pierre Cuny, mayor of Thionville and president of the Portes de France-Thionville agglomeration community, for his part “seized” the file indicating that he had been “faced with a fait accompli”. “This car park is also Luxembourg public money spent. Working in co-financing means harmonizing our practices, ”insisted the elected official. Pierre Cuny took advantage of a meeting, Monday, September 7 in Thionville, with the French consul in Luxembourg and the Luxembourg ambassador in France to put the subject on the table. An interview with François Bausch, Minister of Mobility and Public Works, will take place before the end of September.

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