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Seoul City is planning to designate paths within Seoul Forest as pedestrian-only to enhance safety and prevent accidents caused by bicycles.

London Mayor Sadiq Khan announced that vehicle traffic, including bicycles, will be banned on a significant 1.1 km stretch of Oxford Street between Oxford Circus and Marble Arch.

São Paulo recorded the highest traffic congestion of 2026 for the second consecutive day, reaching 1,313 km of traffic jams.

João Carlos Napoli and Suelem Marques Santana Napoli, who died in a car and truck collision on BR-020, were planning a work trip to the Northeast of Brazil.

The Municipality of Athens has implemented a long-requested traffic regulation allowing U-turns on Amalias Avenue, improving access to the Plaka neighborhood for residents and visitors.

The Munich city council has approved the redesign of Giesinger Berg to increase space for cyclists, despite last-minute attempts by the CSU and Free Voters to halt the project.

The Goiânia City Hall is exploring the possibility of opening a street within Flamboyant Park to improve vehicle access, despite opposition from environmental and planning agencies.

The article explores unique U.S. neighborhoods designed for residents to use golf carts as the primary means of transportation.

The article explores Måns Wadensjö's efforts to revive the cultural essence of Karlaplan, a notable square in Stockholm, juxtaposed with its perception as merely a traffic impediment.

A recent Forsa survey indicates that only a third of Frankfurt residents support policies that hinder car traffic, favoring public transport and school renovations instead.

Thirty residential areas in Denmark have been identified as high priority for receiving noise barriers to combat traffic noise pollution.

Tallinn's city authorities are adjusting speed limits on several major street segments in the city center and Nõmme Road in Kristiine to ensure a smoother and clearer traffic environment for drivers.

Riga's street maintenance planning now incorporates four meteorological forecasts, highlighting the challenges of accurate weather predictions, as discussed during a city council meeting.

Traffic disruptions are anticipated in various areas of Mexico City today, February 16, following the Valentine's Day weekend, necessitating careful route planning for commuters.

After six years of work, delays, and disputes, Vasilissis Olgas Avenue in Athens is expected to reopen to traffic soon.

The article discusses the increasing density and tourism in Spain's cities, focusing on the measures taken to manage pedestrian traffic in Madrid.

Traffic in Belém will face temporary blockages and interdictions from February 13 to 18 during the Carnival holiday.

The article discusses the challenges of implementing reforms in Germany, emphasizing the difficulty of taking actionable steps rather than merely planning or presenting ideas.

The article discusses the dynamic traffic situation at Hermannplatz in Berlin-Neukölln, highlighting the challenges and chaos of urban transportation.

The Finnish government is planning to present the first phase of a driving license reform to parliament, aiming to tighten restrictions on 17-year-old drivers.

Bad Tölz is implementing a master plan to designate bicycle routes in the city to better accommodate cyclists and improve safety.

Halifax city councillors are exploring the idea of implementing carpool lanes to alleviate traffic congestion, particularly by potentially converting existing bus lanes into high-occupancy vehicle (HOV) lanes.

Today's news from Munich highlights developments in defense technology, urban planning, traffic improvements, and a dispute over tree felling.

Bhopal is gaining attention for a high-tension tower located in the middle of a road in Vinayak Colony, posing serious risks to local traffic and residents.

In Argentina, with over 15 million vehicles, parking becomes a significant challenge due to high demand in urban areas and an aging vehicle fleet.

The City of Zagreb is launching a series of projects in the new year aimed at improving traffic order and reducing congestion, including the analysis of parking facilities and the development of Park&Ride systems.

The Zrinjevac company has begun free pickup and disposal of Christmas trees while urging citizens to follow guidelines to avoid obstructing roads and sidewalks, although many have not adhered to these rules.

The Republic Square in Plzeň is set to be transformed this year with the addition of more trees, traffic restrictions, and improved pavement.

Zagreb's traffic situation, worsened by recent policies under Tomislav Tomašević, has led to announcements of new pedestrian zones and extended paid parking areas in an effort to improve urban mobility.

The city of Zagreb announced a series of projects aimed at improving traffic and reducing congestion, including parking analysis, a 'park and ride' public transport system, expanded pedestrian zones, and a new cycling corridor.

An urban planning expert argues that Prague's outdated zoning plans hinder efficient development, despite its commendable public transport accessibility.

The growing population displacement from Málaga's capital to the metropolitan area is worsening congestion at access points, prompting coastal municipalities to demand solutions from the government.

The Agency for Legal Traffic and Real Estate Mediation has received a total of 3,560 requests for tax refunds related to the purchase or construction of first residential properties, with 2,340 approved so far, according to the Ministry of Spatial Planning, Construction, and State Property.

Snow covering much of Bosnia and Herzegovina has caused traffic disruptions, leading to a ban on trucks on several roads in the eastern and central parts of the country, with caution advised for passenger vehicles when planning travel.

Pardubice Airport reports a record year and is planning to construct a third check-in gate to accommodate increasing passenger traffic.

A vision for a 15-minute city in Zagreb, where essential services are reachable within a 15-minute walk, is struggling to be realized, with only one neighborhood making progress.

Farmers have opened traffic lanes for New Year's celebrations and are planning a nationwide meeting for decisions to be made after the year changes.

Traffic regulations have been changed at the intersection of Ozaljska and Selska streets, eliminating left turns from Selska Street to Ozaljska Street to improve traffic flow after recent roadworks.