Germany's Deutschlandticket, launched in 2022 as a temporary 9-euro ticket, has been hailed as the country's 'biggest public transport revolution.' The affordable subscription allows unlimited travel on public transport for a fixed monthly price and proved so popular it caused overcrowded trains, particularly on weekends. The ticket was reintroduced a year later at 49 euros per month and has since increased to 63 euros. Following the success of the German model, the Dutch cabinet is considering a similar temporary ticket proposal by GroenLinks-PvdA, which would offer unlimited train travel for 49 euros monthly outside peak hours.