A croissant for public transport users

As part of Mobility Week, the Commission for Mobility once again rewarded people who use public transport or opt for soft mobility.

Early in the morning, commission members distributed Fairtrade croissants to bus passengers and cyclists at various locations in the municipality (Capellen Klouschter, Capellen Police, Capellen Gare, Mamer Gare, Mamer Mambra, Mamer Gaaschtbierg, Bartrenger Wee, Holzem Festsall).

The event was a great success. In all, over 500 croissants were distributed. Many satisfied faces could be seen at the bus stops and on the bike paths.

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