What?
You mean that you want to actually READ these things before
I comment on them?
What a stickler you are - sheesh...
LOL!
Posted on 06/01/2022 6:09:55 AM PDT by Oldeconomybuyer
For the next three months, Germans will be able to travel the country for just €9 (£7.50; $9.50) a month in a drive to tackle the soaring cost of living.
All local and regional transport on trains, buses and metro is included in the government's initiative, although inter-city trains are not.
The cheap tickets are also aimed at getting people to leave their cars.
However, fuel tax has also been reduced by around 30 cents a litre for petrol, bringing prices down below €2.
The tax has been brought down to the EU minimum, again for the next three months, so diesel prices are also being cut by around 14 cents a litre.
Several other measures are being taken to alleviate the rising cost of living:
- Those in work will receive a one-off €300-rebate for energy costs in the autumn
- There will be a €100-child benefit bonus per child in July
- People on other welfare benefits will also receive €100.
(Excerpt) Read more at bbc.com ...
Jawohl !
There’s always plenty of free money now!
“$9.50 a month is probably enough to cover two day’s worth of gas.”
Wild guess! You didn’t read the even the first sentence!
What?
You mean that you want to actually READ these things before
I comment on them?
What a stickler you are - sheesh...
LOL!
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