Buses will run above the tracks, the first platforms will open at Prague-Smíchov station this year
Buses will begin operating above the tracks at the Prague-Smíchov station, with the first platforms scheduled to open later this year.
Russian LNG Ship Sinks in the Mediterranean; Russia Claims 'Ukrainian Attack'
A Russian LNG ship sank in the Mediterranean allegedly due to an attack by Ukraine, according to the Russian Ministry of Transport.
Apostolos Tzitzikostas: 1,800 flight cancellations and 300 reroutings daily due to the war with Iran
European Commissioner Apostolos Tzitzikostas highlighted significant disruptions in transport due to the ongoing war with Iran, resulting in numerous flight cancellations and increased transport costs.
Man arrested after harassing woman on CPTM's Line 11-Coral train in São Paulo
A man was arrested for sexually harassing a woman on a crowded train in São Paulo's East Zone during rush hour.
Krakow Authorities Under Fire for Public Transport Fare Increases
Krakow's decision to increase public transport fares has sparked significant criticism and protests from residents, prompting the city to revise its original fare hike plans.
LOT organizes evacuation transport for tourists from a threatened region
LOT Polish Airlines is organizing evacuation flights for tourists from a region threatened by conflict.
Adbusting: For zero euros across Germany? All fake
A misleading campaign with fake advertisements claiming a 'zero-euro ticket' for unlimited public transport across Germany has been debunked by Deutsche Bahn.
Lahden bus drivers got toilets, but they don't work - frozen pipes and a 100-euro deposit are causing issues
Bus drivers in Lahti, Finland, have received access to toilets after a long wait, but ongoing functional issues such as frozen pipes and faulty electronic locks persist.
The Minister of Transport after meeting with Bane Nor: I was very clear
Norwegian Transport Minister Nygård summoned Bane Nor for a clarifying meeting after the company announced delays and suspensions of several construction projects, which he later criticized for causing confusion.
"This is starting to annoy me": Following scandalous testimonies – an open interview with E. Masiulis
The article discusses a revealing interview with E. Masiulis about allegations involving the current president of Lithuania, Gitanas Nausėda, and the controversy surrounding a request to hire Nausėda's nephew during Masiulis's tenure as Minister of Transport.
New bridge named after Queen Margrethe
Denmark's new Storstrøm Bridge will be officially named Queen Margrethe II's Bridge, as confirmed by the Danish Road Directorate.
Part of the tram tracks suddenly pierced the floor of the tram. Passengers in shock
A section of tram track unexpectedly punctured the floor of a low-floor tram in Poznań, Poland, causing alarm among passengers but no injuries.
Strike Announced for Metro and Tram in Alicante and During Fallas in Valencia
Partial strikes have been called for the Tram in Alicante and Metrovalencia during major Fallas celebrations in Valencia, demanding improved safety and workplace justice.
PS's Vigelius outraged by Tampere's new guidelines for ticket inspectors: 'Foolishness'
Joakim Vigelius criticizes Tampere's new guidelines for ticket inspectors, arguing they undermine their authority and encourage fare evasion.
Aerovía suspended its service due to technical issues following a power cut
The Aerovía service in Ecuador was suspended early Wednesday morning due to technical issues caused by an unprogrammed power outage.
Fire Department: The first 5 new water transport vehicles with a capacity of 20,000 liters have joined the fleet
The Greek Fire Department has received five new water-carrying vehicles with a capacity of 20,000 liters as part of a fleet enhancement initiative.
World's oldest surviving railway station is hidden in one of UK's largest cities
Liverpool Road Station in Manchester, built in 1830, is recognized as the world's oldest surviving railway station, having played a significant role in the history of rail transport in the UK.
Dragged out of the tram and raped
A 17-year-old from Florence was assaulted after falling asleep on a tram, and a 32-year-old Moroccan man has been arrested for the crime.
The alarm from the tram driver and the cameras: the knots to untie on the derailed vehicle
An incident involving Tramlink number 9 in Milan resulted in two deaths and numerous injuries, prompting questions about the vehicle's safety mechanisms.
Bane Nor has struggled with punctuality so far this year
Bane Nor has reported that it achieved punctuality targets only five times in January and February 2023, with an average punctuality of 76%.
The Supreme Court declares itself competent to judge former minister Ábalos over the mask scandal and rejects sending the case to the Audience
The Supreme Court of Spain will judge former Transport Minister José Luis Ábalos and his former advisor Koldo García over alleged corruption related to pandemic mask contracts.
Transport announces cuts in the C5 Cercanías line in Madrid due to a 1.35 billion improvement plan
Transport officials have announced service interruptions on the C5 Cercanías line in Madrid as part of a significant 1.35 billion euro improvement plan, expected to start in the summers of 2026 and 2028.
Tsahkna: tomorrow the first special flight will bring 180 people from Oman to Estonia
The Estonian Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced that the first special flight for Estonian citizens from Muscat to Tallinn is scheduled to depart on Thursday.
Russian ship on fire in the Mediterranean: – Indicates a powerful explosion
A Russian gas tanker is ablaze in the Mediterranean Sea, reportedly due to a drone attack, according to Russian transport officials.
Malta, €25,000 bonus for young people who give up their driving license: 'Traffic measure'
The Maltese government is offering €25,000 to young individuals under 30 in exchange for forgoing their driving license for five years as a measure to reduce traffic congestion on the island.
Due to Thaw, Transport Weight Restrictions Introduced on 204 Gravel Road Sections
Transport weight restrictions have been introduced on 204 gravel road sections in Latvia due to thawing conditions, limiting vehicles to a maximum of 10 tons.
At the Port of Jurbarkas – the Start of Important Observations: Ice Situation and Water Levels Assessed
The port of Jurbarkas is implementing a monitoring system to assess ice conditions and water levels as part of preparing for potential natural disasters and developing a modern river cargo port.
Amazon mist carries live bacteria and fungi, helping to distribute them throughout the forest
Researchers found that the mist rising from the Amazon rainforest can transport thousands of living microbes, potentially influencing cloud formation and rainfall.
“If it exceeds 45,000 won a month, it will be refunded” Busan to implement integrated public transport discount system from April
Beginning April 1, Busan citizens can subscribe to the Dongbaek Pass and the government's All Card for unlimited refunds on public transport expenses exceeding 45,000 won per month.
The chaos caused by war in tourism: 2.3 million passengers stranded and 5 billion in losses in the Gulf
The ongoing war in the Middle East is significantly disrupting the tourism and air transport sectors, leading to millions of stranded passengers and massive financial losses.
Ingolstadt: Two bombs defused on Audi premises
Two World War II bombs were successfully defused at Audi's site in Ingolstadt, causing a temporary disruption in train services to Nuremberg for local commuters.
Man injured in Russian strike on transport infrastructure facility in Mykolaiv
One person was injured in a Russian drone strike that hit a transport infrastructure facility in Mykolaiv, Ukraine.
Trump: USA can escort tankers through the Strait of Hormuz
President Trump announced that the U.S. Navy can escort tankers through the Strait of Hormuz, an area significant for global oil transport, amidst threats from Iran to close the strait.
Calling Bane NOR to Account
Norwegian Transport Minister Jon-Ivar Nygård has called Bane NOR in for clarification after the agency caused confusion by announcing and then retracting the suspension of a crucial rail project between Halden and Fredrikstad.
Rail Baltic builders have begun clearing the area of the Pärnu passenger terminal
Builders of the Rail Baltic project have commenced clearing the area for the future Pärnu passenger terminal, with construction expected to begin next year.
The Minister of Transport summons Bane Nor to a meeting after notification of delays in railway projects
Norway's Minister of Transport, Jon-Ivar Nygård, has called Bane Nor to a meeting to clarify the confusion surrounding important railway projects after reports of delays.
The Minister of Transport Calls Bane Nor to Account
Norway's Minister of Transport has summoned Bane Nor for clarification following the company's announcement of significant delays and halts in railway construction projects due to reduced investment budgets.
Will the frustrating waiting for social transport in the north come to an end? Tervia Logistiikka promises to improve its customer service this spring
Tervia Logistiikka Oy is implementing changes to enhance customer service for social transport services aimed at the elderly and disabled in Northern Finland.
Iranians and Americans Disagree on the Situation at the Strait of Hormuz
There is a disagreement between Iran and the United States regarding the status of maritime traffic in the Strait of Hormuz, which is crucial for global oil transport.
Revolutionary Guards: 'We have full control' in the Strait of Hormuz
Iran's Revolutionary Guards claim to have complete control over the Strait of Hormuz, a crucial passage for oil transport, amid U.S. naval escort discussions.
Attack Damages Prison in Iran's Capital; Reports on Transport Destination of Detained NHK Bureau Chief
A section of Evin Prison in Tehran, known for housing political prisoners, suffered damage from bombing, reportedly affecting Japanese journalist detained there.
South Africa: Train to Mitchell's Plain Finally Gets Going
Train services between Philippi and Kapteinsklip on Cape Town's Metrorail line have resumed after a prolonged closure due to vandalism but face delays due to equipment failures.
Comoros: the government explains layoffs in secondary airports
The Comorian government has explained recent layoffs affecting airport staff in Anjouan, Mohéli, and the national airport authority, stating that the administrative restructuring is necessary for the organization's survival.
Did 'El Mencho' die while being transported to Mexico City? This was revealed by the death certificate of the CJNG leader
The death certificate of Nemesio Oseguera 'El Mencho' reveals discrepancies regarding the official account of his death, indicating he died in Tapalpa, Jalisco, rather than during transport to Morelia, Michoacán.
São Paulo Metro will extend 24-hour operation on weekends for 6 months
São Paulo's Metro has decided to extend its 24-hour operation on weekends for an additional six months due to high passenger approval.
Ukraine shoots down EU mission to inspect Russian oil pipeline – FT
Ukraine has rejected a proposed EU mission to inspect the Druzhba pipeline that transports Russian oil, amid accusations of deliberate obstruction from Hungary and Slovakia.
Buses in Chapecó will no longer accept cash payments; see what changes for passengers
Cash payments for public transportation in Chapecó will be phased out starting mid-March, with new payment methods introduced.
Taxis older than 10 years may circulate until 2030 in Rio; see transition schedule
Rio de Janeiro has enacted a decree allowing taxis older than ten years to operate until 2030, introducing a phased transition schedule for older vehicles.
Gearing up for the FIFA World Cup — 100 days to go
With 100 days until the FIFA World Cup, TransLink is enhancing public transport services in Vancouver to manage the expected influx of fans.
Council opens commission to investigate mayor for school transport contract
The Municipal Chamber of Governador Valadares has opened a commission to investigate Mayor Coronel Sandro for alleged irregularities in the hiring of a school transport company.