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Former Transport Minister Guillermo Dietrich discusses his new role with BYD in Argentina and the evolving automotive market.

Fürstenfeldbruck is advancing its bus fleet electrification with the purchase of twelve new electric buses, supported by over 2.2 million euros in federal funding.

Electric double-decker buses are set to return to Delhi's streets, promoting the tourism sector.

The double-decker electric bus will resume operations in Delhi, offering a modern and comfortable tourist experience with 65 seats while helping to reduce pollution in the city.

A silent electric bus experiment traveling from Copenhagen to Berlin raised concerns among passengers about the new technology.

The Greek Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport has announced a three-month extension and a budget increase for the 'Moving Electrically' program.

Buenos Aires is transforming an avenue in Palermo to accommodate the new electric Trambús public transport system, with operations expected to start by the end of 2026.

Electric public transport services on the right bank of Kyiv are set to partially resume starting February 26.

A review of four anti-theft lock systems specifically designed for electric scooters, assessing their security, practicality, and ease of transport.

The article discusses the growth of electric bus fleets in Poland, focusing on Warsaw's significant expansion despite winter challenges.

The local government in Buskerud, Norway, reports that electric buses have successfully operated despite extremely low winter temperatures.

China is enhancing its electric shipping capabilities as part of a broader effort to decarbonise its waterways and leverage its expertise in electric vehicle technology.

Swedish startup Zparq has developed a revolutionary electric boat motor that reduces size while enhancing performance, aiming for emission-free movement in maritime transport.

Tesla has developed its first Cybercab and aims to launch sales in 2023.

SNCF and RATP security agents will be temporarily authorized to carry electric shock pistols to manage violent situations in transport networks, as announced by Transport Minister Philippe Tabarot.

The Secretary General of the UITP emphasizes the need for public transport improvements and highlights the current challenges it faces in Europe.

In January, hybrid and electric vehicle exports from South Korea surged, marking a record high amid increasing domestic sales.

E-mobility companies in Africa are locally assembling electric vans using kits from China to enhance public transport.

The study for creating an integrated inductive charging corridor for electric vehicles in Ptolemaida has received funding as part of Greece's Special Program for Just Development Transition.

The Latvian government approved changes to the registration procedures for bicycles, pedicabs, and electric scooters provided by the Road Traffic Safety Directorate (CSDD).

An electric bus manufactured by Chinese company Yutong behaved erratically while operating in Tampere, Finland, raising concerns about the control and reliability of such foreign technology in public transportation.

This year, the Polish Ministry of Infrastructure has allocated 1.235 billion PLN for funding bus lines launched by local governments, an increase compared to last year.

A new driving rule set to be implemented in April 2028 will impose a 3p per mile charge on electric car drivers, with those in rural areas facing higher costs than urban drivers.

The Polish transport regulations for Morskie Oko will limit the route horses must travel for tourist transport, replacing heavier carriages with lighter ones and eventually introducing electric buses.

Two mothers were unable to board a bus with their strollers due to a malfunctioning door on electric buses in Fürstenfeldbruck, upsetting a witness who later reported the issue.

Skoot Technology has launched an electric tuk-tuk in Nairobi, aiming to help urban operators reduce fuel costs through a battery-swapping model.

The Tesla Semi Truck's final specifications have been unveiled, showcasing significant features and enhancements.

Johanna Ali, manager of Kesko's car sales, discussed the current trends in car purchases in Finland, highlighting a strong shift towards electric vehicles.

Electric motorcycles, known as boda bodas, are becoming popular in Uganda as a cleaner alternative to combat urban air pollution and reduce transport costs.

Uudenkaupungin autotehdas and Jeti Industries Oy have signed a pre-contract for the series production of modular electric buses.

A new electric and autonomous transport system called Bondi Urbano Digital has been inaugurated in Brazil, marking a significant advancement in urban mobility.

The Trambús, set to launch in 2026, aims to significantly cut travel time between the southern and northern regions of Buenos Aires using exclusive lanes and electric vehicles.

Hellenic Train has initiated the certification process for new electric trains, following the arrival of the Coradia Stream test train in Thessaloniki.

A bus caught fire in Barra da Tijuca, Rio de Janeiro, early Thursday morning, with witnesses suggesting an electrical malfunction as the cause.

The EU's plan to ease the proposed ban on the sale of internal combustion engine cars by 2035 could lead to a significant drop in electric vehicle sales, threatening the entire sector's development, warns the Transport & Environment organization (T&E).

Electric trucks are already operating on Baltic roads, transitioning from a future vision to present reality as sustainability and technological progress drive their adoption by transporters responding to customer demand.

The world's largest electric ferry, Hull 096, has begun its trials in Hobart, showcasing 250 tons of batteries and the potential for sustainable maritime transport.

A campaign group, Transport & Environment (T&E), warns that the EU's proposed easing of the ban on sales of combustion-engine cars may disrupt the auto market significantly.

Athens is entering a significant urban transport modernization program, focusing on renovating its older metro trains with upgrades exceeding 200 million euros.

The city of Osijek is set to modernize its public transportation system by purchasing 19 electric buses at a cost of 16 million euros, marking a significant step in investment for urban transit.

Taxi drivers in Thessaloniki will go on a 24-hour strike starting from 6 AM on Wednesday, February 14, demanding an extension of the mandatory transition to electric vehicles beyond 2026 and other concessions.

The first fully electric Scania truck has been delivered to Croatia, marking a significant step towards sustainable transport, with STW Manšped being the initial buyer.

Pere Navarro, the director of the DGT, emphasizes the need to prioritize public transport over private vehicles in urban areas to address mobility challenges.

Surface electric public transport in Kyiv has been temporarily suspended due to the consequences of Russian attacks and ongoing energy system challenges.

Rijeka’s public transportation company Autotrolej has signed contracts worth 11.1 million euros for the procurement of 20 new electric buses as part of an electrification project.

Taxis in Attica will go on a 48-hour strike on January 13 and 14 to oppose the mandatory shift to electric vehicles.

Demand transportation services in Jablonec nad Nisou have been running for six months, and the service provider is looking to purchase a new electric vehicle.

Plans to shorten the route to Morskie Oko for horse-drawn carriages from seven kilometers to 2.5 kilometers will not proceed as the park has not received the promised electric buses.

Anna Plaszczyk from the Viva Foundation criticizes the decision by Tatra National Park to retain horse-drawn transportation to Morskie Oko instead of replacing it with electric buses, calling it a scandal and a betrayal of public trust.

Commuters are experiencing significant disruptions to the London Overground services at Stratford due to a problem with the electric third rail.