Motta promises debate on zero fare in package to recover popularity and get closer to Lula
Hugo Motta, President of Brazil's Chamber of Deputies, has promised to establish a special committee to discuss zero fare in public transport as part of a strategy to enhance his image and gain popularity ahead of elections.
Plateau sets up panel to probe VIO misconduct
The Plateau State Government has formed a committee to investigate misconduct allegations against officials of the Vehicle Inspection Office.
Apostolos Tzitzikostas: Only with common global rules can we build safer, more resilient, and cleaner transport
Apostolos Tzitzikostas emphasized the need for common global transport rules at the 88th session of the UN Committee on Land Transport in Geneva.
Public Reconstruction Project Floor Area Ratio Increased by 1.3 Times, Passed by the Ruling Party in the National Assembly
A bill to increase the floor area ratio for public reconstruction and redevelopment projects to 1.3 times the legal limit passed the National Assembly's Land, Infrastructure, and Transport Committee with support from the ruling party.
South Africa: Transport Committee Notes Six Months Suspension of Aarto As Municipalities Are Not Ready to Implement
The South African Portfolio Committee on Transport has agreed to a six-month suspension of the AARTO implementation due to municipalities' lack of readiness.
The crisis committee decided that a ferry crossing may be established between Saaremaa and Hiiumaa
Due to worsening ice and water conditions, the transport agency has decided to prepare for the opening of a ferry crossing between Saaremaa and Hiiumaa after initially planning not to build ice roads.
Change of leadership at Hellenic Metro S.A. – New CEO is Christos Fafoutis
The Greek government has appointed Christos Fafoutis as the new CEO of Hellenic Metro S.A. following a decision by the Public Enterprises Committee of the Hellenic Parliament.
Transport: Limitation of the right to strike for certain periods adopted in committee
A committee has approved a measure to restrict the right to strike for public transport staff during certain times of the year to ensure operational functionality.
The judge does not allow Ábalos to leave prison to appear before the Senate committee tomorrow
A Spanish Supreme Court judge has denied the request for former Transport Minister José Luis Ábalos to leave prison to testify before the Senate committee.