Episodes

This podcast is a paid partnership with the ACL. The second part of the Knowledge Bites episode with the Automobile Club du Luxembourg (ACL) focuses on what happens when a leasing contract ends. At the end of the lease, the vehicle undergoes a return inspection. Drivers should clarify in advance what counts as normal wear and tear to avoid unexpected charges. Some providers may offer the option to buy the car after the lease period. However, this possibility is not guaranteed and should be confirmed in writing if it matters to the customer. Leasing can be convenient for drivers who

This podcast is a paid partnership with the ACL. Leasing is becoming a common way to access a car, but the contract requires careful attention. In this Knowledge Bites episode with the Automobile Club du Luxembourg (ACL), experts explain the basics drivers should check before signing. Operational leasing works as an all-inclusive rental for a fixed period and a defined mileage. However, drivers should verify what the “all inclusive” package actually covers, including tires and insurance details. Mileage and contract duration are central elements. Drivers should check the cost of exceeding the kilometre limit and whether unused kilometres are reimbursed.

This podcast is a paid partnership with the ACL.  Part two of the ACL Knowledge Bites guide from the Automobile Club du Luxembourg (ACL) covers financing, contracts and test driving before purchasing a vehicle. Once a sales contract is signed, the agreed price normally cannot change. Buyers should therefore read the document carefully, as the signature is binding. It is also recommended to clarify financing early with a bank to determine a realistic budget. Leasing contracts should be examined closely, especially conditions at the end of the lease. Finally, a test drive should reflect everyday use, including typical routes and

This podcast is a paid partnership with the ACL. Tyres are the only contact point between a vehicle and the road. In this Knowledge Bites episode with the Automobile Club du Luxembourg (ACL), experts explain why their condition is crucial for safety and performance. In Luxembourg there is no fixed legal date to switch from winter to summer tyres. The recommendation is to change once temperatures stay consistently above seven degrees Celsius. Drivers should also remember that different tyres suit different driving styles, and electric vehicles place additional stress on them due to their weight and instant torque.

This podcast is a paid partnership with the ACL. Traffic lights may seem simple, but they are part of a complex traffic management system. A Knowledge Bites episode with the Automobile Club du Luxembourg (ACL) explains how they operate. Around 500 traffic lights are installed across Luxembourg, most managed by the public road authority Ponts et Chaussées. Many intersections use sensors that adjust signal timing depending on traffic flow. Waiting times can feel long, but they rarely exceed 90 seconds. Traffic lights are also adapted for large events and monitored closely, as a single malfunction can quickly disrupt traffic.

This podcast is a paid partnership with the ACL. Buying a new car involves many decisions. In this Knowledge Bites episode with the Automobile Club du Luxembourg (ACL), five tips help drivers prepare before signing a contract. ACL members can receive personalised advice to compare the long-term costs of different vehicle types based on driving habits. Motorisation also matters: petrol, diesel, hybrid and electric cars suit different uses. Contracts should be checked carefully. The order form must match the exact model and equipment agreed with the dealership. Buyers should also insist on a clear delivery month rather than vague deadlines.

This podcast is a paid partnership with the ACL. Many traffic jams are avoidable. Simple habits like proper merging, moving cars after accidents, avoiding phone use, and resisting rubbernecking can keep roads flowing and journeys shorter.

This podcast is a paid partnership.  Autumn roads can deceive. Slippery leaves, dense fog and active wildlife turn scenic drives into real challenges. ACL Knowledge Bites explains how to stay alert and safe during the most beautiful season.

This podcast is a paid partnership. Shorter days and changing weather shape autumn travel. ACL Knowledge Bites shares practical tips for drivers, cyclists and bikers to stay safe, prepared and calm as the seasons change.  

This podcast is a paid partnership. Go Electric Day 2025 brings electric mobility to life. Test vehicles, ask questions and explore future transport on 19 October in Lacock, Quebec, at an event for all ages. Get all the deatils on the new “ACL Knowledge Bites”.

This podcast is a paid partnership with the ACL. Europe is a road tripper’s dream. Whether you’re cruising through the snow capped Alps, winding through Tuscany, sun drenched wine yards or following the coastal cliffs of the Cote d’Azur, the scenery is nothing short of breathtaking. No two routes are ever the same, and that’s what makes it so magical. But if you want to keep that magic alive without unexpected roadblocks or fines, there’s one thing you’ll need to sort out before you hit the gas. Motorway vinettes. These little stickers are your key to accessing Europe’s most iconic

This podcast is a paid partnership with the ACL. Do you know the names of our Luxembourg highways? Where do the A1, A3, A4 and A6 come from and where do they go? And why does the A13 do her own thing? Which one is the busiest and in need of widening? All that and more in this ACL Knowledge Bites.

This is a paid partnership with the ACL. Level op your driving skills on ACL’s karting track in Mondercange. Open from March to October, rain or shine. Even if you’ve never driven before, you’ll get proper attire and a proper briefing. If you are looking for a fun, competitive experience with a bit of an adrenaline thrill, this is it!

This podcast is a paid partnership with the ACL. The ACL Diagnostic Center, located in Bertrange, is the place where your car gets a full health check—without the commercial interests of a typical garage because it is focused purely on expertise, not sales. The purpose is simple: To make sure you can hit the road with confidence, knowing that your car is in top shape. So, take your car to the ACL Diagnostic Center for an expert check-up to keep your car running smoothly.