Public transport administration / The Luxembourg Government

Introduction

The Public Transport Administration (ATP), created by the Public Transport Law of 5 February 2021, became operational on 1 March 2021 after the responsibilities of the Department of Mobility and Transport of the Ministry of Mobility and Public Works (MMTP) were merged with those of the Verkéiersverbond (Transport Community), a public body previously under the authority of the MMTP.

The ATP, which is responsible for the organisation of public road transport services and operational planning, manages the Régime Général des Transports Routiers (RGTR) under the supervision of the Department of Mobility and Transport of the Ministry of Mobility and Public Works (MMTP).

With over 200 lines, the RGTR buses serve the country's towns and cities via a dense network of inter-municipal and cross-border connections. They are collective public transport services that meet the needs of users. The RGTR also provides school transport to secondary education establishments with currently 308 lines.

The ATP also includes the services Adapto and Mobibus, responsible for organising special transport for people with reduced mobility. It also operates the call center (tel.: 2465 2465), which acts as a contact point for the public and provides multimodal information, as well as the Leetstell, the command center for the RGTR network.

Finally, the ATP provides users with a route planner in the form of an app and the mobiliteit.lu website.

ATP's services at a glance

• Operational planning of the RGTR
• Organisation of the specific Adapto and Mobibus transports
• Management of the call centre
• Management of the control centre Leetstell
• Development of the journey planner (app and mobiliteit.lu).

All ATP responsibilities and missions can be found in the Administration section.  

All information about the Public Transport Administration (ATP) can be found here in French.