Nationwide taxi drivers' strike on Monday
Taxi drivers across Greece will strike on March 23 against a new transport law discussing proposed regulations that they believe threaten their profession.
Ecuadorian and Honduran crew members arrested in Australia after drug transport voyage
Eleven crew members from Ecuador and Honduras were detained in Australia after their ship, MV Raider, was intercepted with nearly five tons of cocaine.
Understand the project targeted by protests that regulates passenger transport by app motorcycle in the capital
A new law regulating passenger transport via motorcycle apps in Rio Branco has sparked protests due to its stringent requirements for drivers and companies.
POLREGIO troubles. Will the company have to repay 770 million PLN to the State Treasury?
The article discusses proposed changes to the Public Transport Law in Poland that could severely impact POLREGIO and force it to repay 770 million PLN to the State Treasury.
Protest Boats in Henoko Operated and Managed 'at the Captain's Discretion'; Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism to Investigate Actual Situation
The Japanese Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism plans to investigate the operational practices of protest boats in Henoko following the tragic capsizing that resulted in the deaths of two individuals.
Rail Traffic: European Court of Justice Strikes Down Pricing Cap
The European Court of Justice has declared Germany's cap on track pricing in regional and local rail transport invalid, citing conflicts with EU law that restrict flexibility for rail network operators.
Trump suspends century-old law imposing restrictions on maritime oil transport during war in the Middle East
US President Donald Trump has temporarily suspended a century-old maritime law to address rising energy costs resulting from escalating tensions in the Middle East.
War for another 2 months shows the 60-day suspension of the law for American ports
The Trump administration has frozen provisions of the Jones Act for 60 days, allowing foreign ships to transport certain goods between U.S. ports.
Jerzy Michalak: Amendment to the Public Transport Act. Will it really fix the bus market?
Jerzy Michalak discusses the recent amendments to the Public Transport Act in Poland and their potential impact on the bus market.
Court considers unconstitutional school transport for private school students in RO
The Court of Justice of Rondรดnia has deemed a municipal law allowing free school transport for private school students unconstitutional due to procedural errors and lack of budgetary provisions.
Do ships have to pay tolls in Hormuz... How is this strait managed?
The Strait of Hormuz is critical for global oil transport, facing management challenges amid tensions between Iran and the US-Israel coalition.
Shadow Vessel Held for the Sixth Day: Tense Situation
A ship named Caffa, carrying eleven people including ten Russian citizens, has been detained off the coast of Trelleborg due to safety concerns and allegations of sailing under a false flag.
Poland Cementing the Market for Regional Rail Transport
Legislative changes in Poland are raising concerns about the future of competition in regional rail transport.
A Last-Minute Addition to the Bus Law: Will It Cement Rail Transport? The Transport Sector is Raising the Alarm
A proposed amendment to Poland's public transport law may have unintended consequences for rail transport, raising concerns among industry stakeholders.
Family of those killed in e-rideable accidents want more urgency on law changes
Family members of victims of e-rideable accidents in Western Australia are advocating for quicker implementation of safety regulations following a parliamentary inquiry.
Trio is arrested while trying to transport 31 kg of cocaine between SP and MG on the Fernรฃo Dias highway
Three people were arrested attempting to transport over 30 kilograms of cocaine between Sรฃo Paulo and Minas Gerais on the Fernรฃo Dias highway.
Driver of manure transport charged after train accident last year
The driver of a manure transport involved in a fatal train accident in Bjerndrup in August 2025 has been charged with multiple offenses under Danish law.
The Senate suspends the competition case against 'Rฤซgas satiksme' and 'Rฤซgas mikroautobusu satiksme' and appeals to the EU court
The Latvian Senate has halted a competition case involving public transport companies Rฤซgas satiksme and Rฤซgas mikroautobusu satiksme, appealing to the EU court over a previous decision.
Nuclear weapons discussed in Finland - ban on transport may be lifted
Finland is considering changes to its nuclear law, which may allow the transport of nuclear weapons through its territory, despite currently having a total ban.
Almost a year after coming into effect, Curitiba's law imposing a R$ 600 fine for 'drafting' on buses is not regulated
A municipal law in Curitiba imposing a R$ 600 fine for cyclists illegally drafting on buses is yet to be regulated, hindering enforcement.
Man jailed over 'UK's most corrupt cop's' evidence could clear name after Google search
A man wrongfully convicted based on evidence from a now-disgraced police officer may finally clear his name thanks to new information uncovered through a Google search.
Mothers with infants were transporting drugs from MS to PR by bus, investigation reveals
Women traveling by bus with infants were used to transport drugs from Mato Grosso do Sul to Paranรก to evade law enforcement.
In California: the new law AB 117 signed by Newsom that affects public transport users
California Governor Gavin Newsom signed a new law aimed at stabilizing public transport services in the Bay Area, providing $590 million to support recovery post-COVID-19.
Conducted checks on northern lights tourists: Chinese person reported, fined, and expelled from Norway.
The Norwegian police conducted checks on northern lights tourism in Troms, resulting in the reporting and expulsion of a Chinese tourist for illegal transport.
Civil Servant at Level 7 Acts as Drug Courier... Used CCTV Information to Transport Methamphetamine
A civil servant in South Korea has been arrested for acting as a drug courier, using CCTV information to evade detection while transporting methamphetamine.
Marina del Pilar's government maintains security, mobility, and calm in BC: Operations lead to 25 arrests
The government of Baja California has reported maintaining security with recent operations resulting in the arrest of 25 individuals, following incidents across various municipalities without any reported injuries.
The State Wants to Create a Direct Link to Traffic Data for Traffic Applications
The Estonian government is proposing an amendment to the traffic law that would allow traffic data to be directly accessible to smartphone traffic applications.
Amendments to the Road Usage Fee Law Will Soon Come into Force. What Should Be Taken Into Account?
Amendments to Latvia's Road Usage Fee Law will take effect on March 1, detailing changes in rates and the scope of applicable roads.
Unionists deflate bus tires and prevent vehicles from leaving the Parque Dom Pedro Terminal in downtown SP
Unionists deflated bus tires and blocked buses from departing at the Parque Dom Pedro Terminal in Sรฃo Paulo, leading to disturbances and a response from local law enforcement.
The government wants to tighten the SENT system. The draft law has been adopted
The Polish government is working on enforcing stricter regulations concerning the SENT system by adopting a new draft law.
Companies that formed a cartel were fined thousands: 'Vilnius Public Transport' was harmed
Two companies engaged in cartel activities during public procurement for spare parts faced significant fines, impacting Vilnius Public Transport.
VIDEO: Explosion and gunfire with the police: Armed gang attacked a cash transport vehicle in Italy
An armed gang attempted to rob a cash transport vehicle in southern Italy, using fake police cars, explosives, and automatic weapons, but the robbery failed and two suspects were arrested.
The fine for those who do not buy tickets for public transport is set at โฌ100, up to โฌ40,000 for damages to public transport and railways
The Greek Ministry of Transport proposes a new bill that increases fines for fare evasion to โฌ100 and up to โฌ40,000 for damages caused to public transport and railways.
Parliament: Tension with Kyriakakis and Perka - The Deputy Minister Apologized
During a parliamentary session on the Transport Ministry's bill, tensions escalated between Konstantinos Kyriakakis and Peti Perka, culminating in an apology from the Deputy Minister following heated exchanges.
Beware! You can be fined 600 euros in Austria for this
In Austria, a man was fined 600 euros for leaving his vehicle running while he waited, as this is prohibited under local law.
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.
Journal of Laws dated January 14, 2025 (positions 41 - 42)
This article discusses two legislative changes in Poland, including a law amending the railway transport act and a regulation by the Minister of Justice regarding judicial and prosecutorial examinations.
Court: Krakow's Clean Transport Zone is legal but requires changes
The Regional Administrative Court in Krakow ruled that preferential regulations for residents based on registration are unconstitutional, emphasizing actual residence over formal registration.
First Reaction from Moscow to the Seizure of the Tanker from the 'Shadow Fleet'
The Russian Ministry of Transport has sharply condemned the U.S. seizure of the tanker Bella 1/Marinera, accusing Washington of violating the 1982 UN Convention on the Law of the Sea.