Ukraine has agreed to liberalize freight transport with Bosnia and Herzegovina. The relevant agreements were reached during the first meeting of the Joint Commission on International Road Transport in Sarajevo. The Ukrainian delegation was represented by a team from the Ministry for Communities and Territories Development. The parties agreed that starting on January 1, 2027,…
Slovak coach operator Slovak Lines will launch a new direct service linking central Vienna with Bratislava airport this week, aiming to tap growing demand from Austrian passengers using flights from the Slovak capital. The route, due to start on May 13, will run eight times a day in each direction between Vienna city centre and…
Ukraine and Turkey have agreed to increase the number of permits for international transportation, as well as to begin joint work on the digitalization of the permit system. The relevant agreements were reached during a meeting of the Joint Commission on International Road Transport. “We are consistently working on the digitalization of international transportation and…
Poland’s capital, Warsaw, overtook Riga and Helsinki as the most popular route by passenger volume from Tallinn Airport for the first time in April, data from the company shows. In April, 313,000 passengers passed through Tallinn Airport, 12% more than a year earlier. The growth was driven mainly by an increase in Wizz Air’s flights…
A representative of LTG Group said on May 5 that sabotage was considered unlikely in two train derailments that occurred within 48 hours in central Lithuania, though all possible causes remained under investigation. Gediminas Seckus, the company’s director of business resilience, said data collected at the sites in Kaunas and Kedainiai districts suggests third-party interference…
Ukrainian Prime Minister Yulia Svyrydenko held a meeting on road repairs with Deputy Prime Minister for Restoration of Ukraine Oleksii Kuleba, Minister of Defence Mykhailo Fedorov, and Minister of Finance Serhii Marchenko. Work is ongoing across the country: 203 road crews-about 2,000 workers-are working every day. On May 1, major repairs on international highways were…
Czech private rail company Leo Express will launch a new Prague-Bratislava route from April 30, running two daily return trains. One will start and end in Petrzalka, marking the first direct link between Prague and this district on the southern bank of the Danube. Advance tickets start at CZK 99 (EUR 4). The route will…