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Serbia's capital Belgrade to make public transport free
"This means no one will have to pay for a ticket anymore," mayor Aleksandar Sapic said Wednesday, with the city following the example of Luxembourg, the Estonian capital Tallinn and the French city of Montpellier.
Belgrade -- which has a population of nearly 1.7 million --- struggles with terrible traffic jams, with the number of cars on its roads increasing by 250,000 over the past decade, according to Sapic.
The Serbian capital is one of the few major European capitals without an underground mass transit system.