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Athens Increases Tram Frequency to Reduce Passenger Wait Times
Businessiefimeridanewsbeast8d ago2 sources

Athens Increases Tram Frequency to Reduce Passenger Wait Times

Public transport operators in Athens are increasing tram departure frequencies to significantly cut passenger wait times and improve overall service reliability. The schedule adjustments aim to accommodate growing ridership and enhance daily commuting for residents and visitors.

Uzbekistan Clarifies National Freight Permit Regulations
Worlduz-daily11d ago

Uzbekistan Clarifies National Freight Permit Regulations

Uzbekistan’s Transport Ministry has issued new guidelines clarifying the application and approval process for domestic freight permits. The regulatory update aims to streamline logistics operations and reduce bureaucratic delays for commercial transport operators.

Moldova's ANTA Launches Interactive Map of Public Parking Lots for Drivers
Businessnewsmaker-mdzdg-md2mo ago2 sources

Moldova's ANTA Launches Interactive Map of Public Parking Lots for Drivers

The National Agency of Road Transport (ANTA) in Moldova has launched an interactive map of public parking lots, developed in collaboration with the National Road Administration. This new digital tool is designed to assist both transport operators and individual drivers in finding parking on national roads.

Businessstar-kenya3mo ago

Kenya Transport Strike Ends; Officials Commend Resolution, Seek Amnesty

Transport operators in Kenya have called off their strike, prompting reactions from government officials. Interior Cabinet Secretary Kithure Kindiki commended the end of the industrial action and condemned associated chaos, while Nairobi Governor Johnson Sakaja sought a loan amnesty for the affected transport sector operators.

Bohol tourist transport providers adjust rates amid oil price hike
Businessinquirer5mo ago

Bohol tourist transport providers adjust rates amid oil price hike

TAGBILARAN CITY — Tourist transport operators in Bohol have decided to adjust their service rates following the recent surge in fuel prices. The Bohol Confederation of Tourist Transport Providers (BCTTP) held an emergency meeting on Monday to discuss how rising gasoline and diesel prices are affecting their operations. READ: Rising fuel prices strain farmers, small

Ghana's CPP Urges Immediate Nationwide Road Repairs
Politicsmyjoyonline2mo ago

Ghana's CPP Urges Immediate Nationwide Road Repairs

The Convention People's Party (CPP) in Ghana has called on the government to undertake immediate repairs on deteriorating roads across the country. This urgent appeal aims to alleviate the burden on commuters and transport operators.

EU Rejects Calls to Relax Schengen Rules Despite Western Balkan Transporter Demands
Politicsdanasklix-bacdm-me4d ago3 sources

EU Rejects Calls to Relax Schengen Rules Despite Western Balkan Transporter Demands

The European Commission has firmly stated that existing Schengen border regulations will remain unchanged, disregarding repeated requests from transport operators across the Western Balkans. Brussels maintains that any modifications to border control protocols must follow standardized EU-wide procedures rather than bilateral exceptions.

Ebonyi Assembly orders crackdown on illegal motor parks
Politicsvanguard-ng24d ago

Ebonyi Assembly orders crackdown on illegal motor parks

The Ebonyi State House of Assembly has directed the Ministry of Transport to intensify enforcement against illegal motor parks. The directive aims to halt the activities of transport operators at unauthorized parks across the Abakaliki metropolis.

Bank of Ghana Warns Against Rejecting Cedi Coins
Worldmyjoyonline1mo ago

Bank of Ghana Warns Against Rejecting Cedi Coins

The Bank of Ghana has issued a warning to traders, transport operators, and businesses, stating that refusing to accept Ghana cedi coins as payment is a criminal offense punishable by law.

Belgrade Private Transport Consortium Threatens Service Suspension Over Unpaid Debts
Politicsn1-serbiadanas2mo ago2 sources

Belgrade Private Transport Consortium Threatens Service Suspension Over Unpaid Debts

The largest consortium of private transport operators in Belgrade, 'BG bus prevoz,' has warned the city's leadership that they will suspend public transport services if outstanding debts are not paid. The Center for Local Self-Government (CLS) announced that Belgrade is facing a complete suspension of public transport due to this threat.