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Luxembourg RGTR buses must stay between 15 and 28 °C

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Luxembourg RGTR buses must stay between 15 and 28 °C

Luxembourg Transport Minister Yuriko Backes has specified the temperatures that operators must guarantee on RGTR network buses: between 15 °C and 28 °C in normal weather. When outdoor temperatures reach at least 35 °C, the inside must remain at least six degrees cooler, according to her response to MP Marc Goergen, reported by L’essentiel.

RGTR bus operators in Luxembourg must maintain a temperature at least six degrees below the temperature measured outside when it exceeds 35 °C. Luxembourg Transport Minister Yuriko Backes reiterated this requirement in response to MP Marc Goergen.

The Luxembourg government has also earmarked 4.4 billion euros to fund the RGTR network until 2038. Summer heatwaves have regularly pushed temperatures inside buses above 30 °C, putting passengers and drivers under considerable strain.

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