Balbanera-Pallatanga-Cumandá will have controlled circulation from March 2 to 8
The Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport in Ecuador announced controlled traffic on the Balbanera-Pallatanga-Cumandá road from March 2 to 8, 2026.
Residents of Lago Grande demand progress on the paving of Translago in public hearing
Residents of the Lago Grande region in Santarém, Brazil, are demanding improvements to the state highway Translago, essential for rural connectivity and agricultural production transport, during a public hearing.
The subway tunnel under Paulista enters a critical phase with foundation cuts
The construction of a subway tunnel under Avenida Paulista in São Paulo is entering a critical phase, with preparations for cutting foundations beginning in March.
Seven new bridges, collectors and lanes for buses: how is the construction of the highway connecting the City to Ezeiza and how much is left?
The Dellepiane highway transformation project in Argentina is making significant progress with seven new bridges and a dedicated bus lane set to connect the city to Ezeiza.
After the tramway renewal, Tallinn will lose the Lubja stop
Tallinn is set to lose the Lubja tram stop as part of essential renovation works to replace old tracks near the city center, affecting traffic from March 7 to May 31.
"Moving Electrically": Three-month extension and budget increase
The Greek Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport has announced a three-month extension and a budget increase for the 'Moving Electrically' program.
Hellenic Chamber of Shipping: Strategic upgrade of the Port of Patras to enhance competitiveness
The Hellenic Chamber of Shipping emphasizes the importance of upgrading the Port of Patras to improve Greece's economic competitiveness and connectivity.
Ban on Using Mobile Batteries on Board Starts Mid-April, Public Comments Begin
Japan's Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism announced a ban on the use of mobile batteries onboard planes starting mid-April due to increasing incidents of smoking and fire.
About 3,000 professional licenses were issued without support in 2025, reveals Minister Roberto Luque
Ecuador's Infrastructure and Transport Minister Roberto Luque disclosed that 3,000 professional licenses were issued without proper support by the National Transit Agency in 2025.
Urban Renewal in Northern Guayaquil Area Generates Changes in Routes for Five Bus Lines and Metrovía Feeder
Urban renewal efforts in northern Guayaquil are leading to significant changes in bus routes and traffic due to ongoing construction work.
Poor Situation in the Gulf of Finland
The current ice conditions and windy weather are causing challenges for cargo ships in the Gulf of Finland, according to the Finnish Transport Infrastructure Agency.
Ice conditions and wind cause problems for cargo ships in the Gulf of Finland
Several cargo vessels are trapped in ice in the international maritime area and Finnish territorial waters of the Gulf of Finland due to current ice conditions and wind, according to the Finnish Transport Infrastructure Agency.
After years of construction: The first trams finally roll on the West Tangent
The first section of the West Tangent tram line in Munich, which has been under construction for two years, is officially opened with a maiden journey and a public celebration.
BOAK: Road safety interventions in 3 sections
A new program to improve road safety on three high-risk segments of the North Road Axis of Crete has been approved by the Greek Minister of Infrastructure and Transport.
A Year of Planning and Millimetric Maneuvers: How the Operation to Transport a Brazilian Transformer to a Futuristic City in Saudi Arabia Works
A Brazilian transformer is being transported to Saudi Arabia for a megaproject aimed at creating a renewable energy-powered linear city.
The first tram tested the new Prague bridge
The new bridge in Prague has been tested with its first tram, marking a significant milestone in the city's transportation infrastructure.
Iryo cuts 40 jobs until March 23 due to the suspension of the Madrid-Málaga route
Iryo has announced a temporary layoff of 40 employees until March 23 due to the suspension of its Madrid-Málaga train route caused by infrastructure issues.
S4 to Fürstenfeldbruck: Greens discuss S-Bahn expansion
The Greens in Fürstenfeldbruck are holding a panel discussion to address delays in the expansion of S-Bahn Line 4, which has been postponed to 2040 according to a recent MVV position paper.
Anambra Assembly passes bill to establish rural roads agency
The Anambra State House of Assembly has passed a bill to create a Rural Access Roads Agency aimed at improving road conditions and transportation in rural areas.
Building a new Zarasai bypass: the municipality calls it a historic breakthrough
The Lithuanian Ministry of Transport has commissioned a new bypass for the town of Zarasai, aimed at improving road safety and reducing air pollution.
Nantes: the endless journey of the Anne-de-Bretagne bridge deck, forced to make a new detour in Lorient
The transport of the Anne-de-Bretagne bridge deck has been delayed and is now stuck in Lorient due to adverse weather conditions.
Public transport bidding in Campinas has 'D' day with envelope delivery this Wednesday; understand
This Wednesday, companies interested in the public transport bidding for Campinas will deliver their documentation and financial guarantees at the São Paulo Stock Exchange after a long delay in the bidding process.
Russians attack critical and transport infrastructure facilities in Mykolaiv Oblast
Russians targeted critical infrastructure in Mykolaiv Oblast with drone attacks, but there were no reported casualties.
From Dubai to Abu Dhabi by train? The fast route will be operational this year
A new train route connecting Dubai and Abu Dhabi is set to be operational this year, enhancing transport options between the two major cities in the UAE.
The Transport Industry Fights for Infrastructure Financing
Over 40 European transport organizations have jointly urged EU member states and the European Commission to allocate at least 100 billion euros for the next funding round of the Connecting Europe Facility (CEF) under the upcoming Multiannual Financial Framework (MFF).
Putin: Sabotage attempts on the Turkish and Blue Stream pipelines are possible – Our enemies will regret it
Russian President Vladimir Putin ordered the FSB to enhance protection of energy and transport infrastructure in response to Ukrainian attacks allegedly supported by Western intelligence agencies.
In E. Masiulis' book - about President Lubys' desire to transfer the construction of the LNG terminal to business
Former Minister E. Masiulis discusses in his upcoming book the integration of Lithuania's transport infrastructure into the EU and private sector involvement in the construction of the LNG terminal.
Another bus line arrives at Aeroparque: what it is and how the new route is
A new extension to bus line 114 has been approved to enhance public transportation access to Aeroparque Jorge Newbery in Buenos Aires.
Public bike system without safe bike lanes: Quito's pending debt to cyclists
Quito's public bike system will return in 2026 after suspension, with an investment of $5.5 million and improved infrastructure.
Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, and Transport Issues Pre-Notice for Construction Suspension of 'Garden of Gratitude'... Seoul City Says 'Will Supplement Relevant Procedures'
The Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, and Transport has notified Seoul City of a pre-order for the suspension of construction on the 'Garden of Gratitude' project, leading the city to acknowledge government concerns and commit to revising its procedures.
Maristela Station will be left out of the 1st phase of Line 6-Orange and is only expected to open in 2027
The Maristela Station of the future Line 6-Orange in São Paulo will not open with the first phase of the line, now scheduled for October 2026, due to construction delays.
After learning how to get to the hospital, the man burst out: "This is mockery"
A local man's frustration with new transport regulations for disabled individuals highlights significant accessibility issues in Kėdainiai, Lithuania.
Railway Workers Don’t Want Longer Trucks
The European Railway and Infrastructure Managers' Community is protesting against the EU's revision of regulations allowing longer trucks in international transport, citing concerns for the railway industry's competitiveness.
The Social Democrats' Promise: Prioritize Night Train Services
The Social Democrats in Sweden are pledging to prioritize night train services in response to criticism of recent cuts to train services by the Swedish Transport Administration.
The modernization of the German railway is stalling. It may not even reach the Czech border
The modernization efforts of the German railway system are facing significant delays, affecting connectivity with Czechia.
Sydney to Newcastle high-speed rail to be 'shovel-ready' in two years
The Australian federal government is investing an additional $230 million to make the Sydney-Newcastle high-speed rail project 'shovel-ready' within two years.
Tram: Changes to schedules from tomorrow until March 9
There will be changes to the tram Line 6 schedules in Athens from February 24 to March 9, 2023, as announced by STASY.
"Brno has made a revolutionary step." The planned train station worth billions is attracting attention
Brno's ambitious plan for a multi-billion-dollar train station is generating significant interest and discussions.
Can a bus lane be re-implemented on the Rumiñahui highway?: this is what experts say about the alternative for mobility
Experts discuss the potential reimplementation of a dedicated bus lane on the Rumiñahui highway as part of Quito's public transport improvements.
PM Modi to Flag Off Meerut Metro and NAMO India Train
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will inaugurate several major transport projects in Meerut, Uttar Pradesh, on February 22, 2026, including the NAMO India train and Meerut Metro service.
Alberto Craveiro Avenue will have a total closure in both directions on Sunday
Alberto Craveiro Avenue in Fortaleza will be fully closed in both directions on Sunday, October 22, for electrical network relocation as part of the VLT Aeroporto-Castelão project.
Russians launch drone attack on Zaporizhzhia: transport facility hit – photos
A Russian drone attack targeted a transport facility in Zaporizhzhia on February 20, causing significant damage to infrastructure and residential buildings.
They put a unique transferred bridge into operation near Plzeň
A unique bridge has been successfully installed near Plzeň, Czech Republic.
Bad weather will not disrupt holiday departures this weekend, assures the Minister of Transport
The French Transport Minister Philippe Tabarot assures that upcoming winter holiday departures will not be affected by bad weather, citing improvements in transport services.
Another Soviet escalator disappears from the Prague metro. Workers are now gradually removing it at Flora
Workers are progressively removing another Soviet-era escalator from the Prague metro at the Flora station.
Water emergency disrupts traffic on Ristiku Street in Tallinn
A water emergency on Ristiku Street in Tallinn has led to the closure of traffic between Timuti and Härjapea streets from 9:30 AM on Friday.
Government Will Condition Railway Financing on Environmental Commitments
The Brazilian Ministry of Transport has announced it will require federal railway concessionaires to meet sustainability commitments to qualify for government-backed financing.
With total opening, the Mexico-Toluca Intercity Train transports up to 66 thousand users daily
The Mexico-Toluca Intercity Train has successfully transported up to 66,000 passengers daily since its full opening, indicating strong demand for this new transportation option.
Suburban Train to AIFA will start operations before Holy Week: Sheinbaum reveals
President Claudia Sheinbaum announced that the suburban train connecting to Felipe Ángeles International Airport (AIFA) will begin operations before Holy Week.
"I am not Hřib, I have my own style." The Prague leader of the Pirates on priorities for the city, unfulfilled promises, and criticism regarding Orlen
Prague Pirate leader, Nina Nislerová, discusses her campaign priorities, including anti-corruption measures, improving public transport, and enhancing green infrastructure, while reflecting on past challenges faced by the party.