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The Croatian capital is investing 25.9 million kunas into the project, part of a wider scheme to jazz up the city's public transport and inspire drivers to forget their cars and take the tram instead. Open-access wifi will be available 24 hours a day throughout the year. Visitors will need to register and re-login after 30 minutes of usage.
Source: TimeOut
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