Slovakia introduces dual diesel prices; foreign vehicle drivers will pay more
Slovakia has implemented a policy introducing dual diesel prices, where drivers of foreign vehicles will face higher charges at the pump.
IEA: Remote work, carpooling, and public transport could reduce oil demand
The IEA suggests that remote work, carpooling, and public transport could help alleviate the impact of the energy shock from the Middle Eastern conflict on consumers.
Trump suspends Jones Act for 60 days: what is it about and why will it 'lower' oil prices?
President Trump temporarily suspended the Jones Act to reduce transportation costs for oil and gas in the U.S.
The government supports the proposal to tighten the organization of patient transportation services
The Lithuanian government is backing a proposal to revise the guidelines for patient transport services, limiting them to patients assessed under a specific threshold of health.
Electric Scooters are Back – These Things are Changing
Helsinki's city officials have announced changes to electric scooter regulations for the upcoming season, including expanded no-parking zones around the city.
Transport will put its logo on private buses operating the main state lines
Spain's Ministry of Transport will require private buses on major state routes to display its logo as part of a campaign to enhance the public image of state transportation services.
Unnecessary Expenses and Burden – Criticism Against the Idea of Purchasing Passenger Counting Equipment
There is significant opposition from both passengers and drivers in Latvia against the proposed purchase of passenger counting devices for regional transport routes, seen as wasteful and unnecessary.
Public transportation fares increase again in AMBA: the minimum will reach $700
The transportation fare in the Metropolitan Area of Buenos Aires is set to increase to $700, marking the second hike this year.
Hesse: Ideological Transportation Policy Becomes a Curse for the Greens
The Green Party and SPD in Hesse have suffered significant losses in the recent elections, continuing a trend of decline for both parties.
The Province of Buenos Aires will not adhere to the changes in the VTV proposed by the Nation, and Sturzenegger responded
The Province of Buenos Aires has decided not to adopt the national government's proposed changes to the Vehicle Technical Verification (VTV) process, opting instead to maintain its current annual inspection system for vehicles over two years old.
It seems they did not anticipate that the Strait would close
U.S. officials reportedly miscalculated the potential for Iran to close the Strait of Hormuz, a critical passage for global oil transportation.
Due to Fuel Shortage: New Zealand May Restrict Car Travel
New Zealand's government is considering implementing a law from the 1970s to mandate one car-free day per week due to fuel shortages caused by the Iran conflict.
Trial with open barriers a success according to SL - but no new tests are planned
SL reports a successful trial of open barriers at Näckrosen subway station, but no further tests are scheduled.
Madrid will allow cars without environmental labels to circulate as long as they comply with the air quality directive
The Madrid City Council will permit the circulation of 'A' classified vehicles (without an environmental label) as long as they adhere to European air quality directives.
FAAN issues 100,000 airport access cards after tollgate chaos
The Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria has issued over 100,000 airport access cards amid the chaos triggered by the rollout of a cashless policy at airport tollgates.
Overview: What is the two billion from emissions trading spent on?
Estonia has received two billion euros from the European Union's emissions trading system, which has been allocated to various sectors including transportation, energy efficiency of buildings, and renewable energy projects.
Did the National Coalition Party rewrite Finland's nuclear arms policy? SDP's Tuppurainen responds on HAAPALA-TV at 12:30
Finland's Defense Minister Antti Häkkänen announced plans to amend nuclear energy laws to potentially allow the transportation of nuclear weapons, sparking political controversy.
Has the storm around parking in Prague subsided? We know how many electric cars were affected by paid parking
A new policy in Prague has resulted in heated debate over parking fees for electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles, leading to concerns among drivers and changes in parking regulations.
The government supports the proposal to tighten the organization of patient transportation services
The Lithuanian government is considering stricter regulations for patient transportation services, limiting them to patients with low Barthel scores to ensure resources are utilized effectively for those who have difficulty accessing healthcare.
Road transport is cheaper, more flexible, and often more environmentally friendly than rail
The article argues that road transport is more cost-effective, flexible, and environmentally friendly than rail transport, emphasizing the need to maintain the most efficient parts of the railway system.
Byron Donalds and his proposal to permanently eliminate driver's licenses for a group of migrants in Florida
Florida Congressman Byron Donalds has revived his controversial bill aiming to eliminate driver's licenses for certain migrants as part of a broader initiative to enhance regulations for commercial drivers.
Additional Charges for Not Tagging Transportation Cards When Exiting Subways in the Seoul Metropolitan Area
Starting from the 7th, passengers in the Seoul, Incheon, and Gyeonggi subway systems will incur an additional charge of 1550 won if they do not tag their transportation cards upon exiting.
Two streets in the city suddenly became paid: residents are furious, calling the decision a misunderstanding
Residents are outraged over new tolls introduced on two city streets, which they believe is an ill-conceived decision.
They Want a City Train Instead of a City Line
Local leaders in Iceland suggest prioritizing a train connection between Reykjavik and Hafnarfjordur over the planned bus rapid transit system.
Outrage Over Minister's Announcement to Abandon Climate Goals: 'Should Be Ashamed'
Romina Pourmokhtari's announcement to abandon a key climate goal has sparked significant backlash from political opponents in Sweden.
The climate minister wants to scrap environmental goals - C and MP are furious
Sweden's Climate Minister proposes to abandon the country's transport targets aimed at reducing emissions, provoking outrage from opposition parties.
Goodbye to Spanish: The U.S. will require English exam for truck drivers to obtain a commercial driver's license
The U.S. will now require truck drivers to take their licensing exams in English as part of a new initiative to enhance road safety.
Entry charges to the city center failed at the ministry. Prague is now talking about a strict ban
Prague's plan to implement entry charges to its city center has been abandoned in favor of a stricter ban, following concerns raised by the Ministry of the Interior.
TESTS ⟩ Do you know what Riga will look like in the future?
In the coming years, Riga will undergo changes that will significantly improve transportation for residents.
The Cost of Traveling in Himachal Has Increased! Heavy Toll Tax on Outsider Vehicles, See the Rate List
The Himachal Pradesh government has introduced a new toll tax policy increasing charges for vehicles from other states, which will come into effect on April 1, 2026.
Nigeria: Lagos State Govt Defends Lekki-Epe Minibus Restriction After Drivers' Protest
Lagos State Government defends its ban on minibuses along the Lekki-Epe Expressway after protests from drivers who oppose the new transportation policy.
EF-118: the contract that will define the standard for new railways
The article discusses the EF-118 railway project and its significance in shaping Brazil's new railway policy through public-private partnerships.
New York News: Zohran Mamdani Reactivated Exclusive Lanes for Buses and Bicycles
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani has announced plans to reinstate and expand exclusive lanes for buses and bicycles as part of his transportation policy.
Taxis: New three-day strike - Protests escalate
Taxi drivers in Greece have announced a new three-day strike starting February 17, as they protest against the government's transportation policies.
More than two thousand seventeen-year-olds received driver's licenses in January
In January, over two thousand seventeen-year-olds in Czechia successfully obtained their driver's licenses.
VIDEO: "Rīgas satiksme" increases the permissible alcohol limit for drivers. What is the explanation?
Rīgas Satiksme has raised the permissible alcohol limit for public transportation drivers from 0.2 to 0.5 promiles amid a driver shortage.
Frozen Highway Vignettes - An Unobtrusive Injustice
The article discusses issues related to the freezing of highway vignette prices in Czechia, highlighting perceived injustices.
Czech Railways changes four members of the supervisory board, Ťok and Rozvoral will sit in it
Czech Railways is set to change four members of its supervisory board, including notable figures Ťok and Rozvoral.
Subway and city buses will run until 1 AM on the day of the holiday and the following day
On the day of the holiday and the following day, Seoul's subway and city buses will extend their operating hours until 1 AM.
New CNH: Brazilians saved R$ 499 million on automatic renewal, says ministry
Under new CNH rules effective from the end of 2025, 685,325 drivers have renewed their licenses automatically and for free, resulting in a savings of R$ 499.2 million in fees and administrative costs, with the Southeast region leading in automatic renewals.
Transportation Improvement Committee Formed Due to Concerns Over Traffic Congestion in Supply Policy
The South Korean government has established a Transportation Improvement Committee to address traffic congestion concerns related to its January 29 supply plan in areas like Gwacheon and Nowon-gu in Seoul.
Electric car sales may sharply slow due to EU decisions
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).
EU Report on Sustainable Commuting: Cities Are Doing Too Little Against Cars
A European Court of Auditors report criticizes that cities are not doing enough to promote alternatives to cars despite investments in public transport and cycling infrastructure.
Prohibited to take 'the ship': Hoy No Circula for February 4 in CDMX and Edomex
On February 4, a new transportation option, the 'El Insurgente' train, will operate normally in CDMX and Edomex, where the Hoy No Circula vehicle restriction is enforced from 5:00 AM to 10:00 PM.
Now came the mowing: This station will not stop the hour train
The Finnish government has confirmed its commitment to fund the construction costs of the West Rail project after Kirkkonummi withdrew from the hour train project to Turku, leaving uncertainty for the fate of the Veikkola station.
Severe patients are transported by the Ministry of Health and Welfare's situation room, while mild patients are transported without a call…‘Emergency Room Bypass’ measures are coming out
The South Korean government will implement measures to streamline the transport of emergency patients, which has been criticized for not accounting for emergency room capacity.
No taxis in Attica today and tomorrow
Taxi owners in Attica are striking for 48 hours due to government policies, gathering for a protest march against the government's stance toward their industry.
Transport Transition in Hamburg: The Air is Out
The construction of only 50 kilometers of new or expanded bike paths last year raises questions about Hamburg's commitment to becoming a bicycle-friendly city amidst a continuing focus on car drivers' concerns.
Trump rips congestion pricing, calls for immediate end: 'A disaster for New York'
President Donald Trump demanded the immediate end of New York City's congestion pricing, labeling it a disaster and stating it has never been successful.
What price increases does Catalonia face in 2026?
The year 2026 is set to bring significant price hikes in Catalonia for tolls, taxis, and public transportation, exacerbating the financial strain on residents amidst stagnant wages.