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The Guardian - UK
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Agence France-Presse in Paris

France to launch German-style cut-price monthly rail pass

Clément Beaune getting on a train
Clément Beaune, France’s transport minister, has said the pass is intended to encourage train use. Photograph: Alain Robert/Sipa/Shutterstock

France is to launch a cut-price monthly rail pass valid on certain trains nationwide next summer, copying a hugely successful move in Germany to encourage greener travel.

The rail pass will cost about €49 (£42) a month and allow users unlimited travel on TER regional trains and intercity trains, the transport minister, Clément Beaune, told France 2.

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