As a result of a hostile attack by the Russian Federation on Kyiv on the night of December 29, the city’s transport infrastructure was damaged. This is reported by the Department of Transport Infrastructure of the Kyiv City State Administration. Thus, 4 employees and 2 units of special equipment from the Sviatoshynskyi district road-repair municipal…
A long-awaited section of the R2 expressway between Krivan and Mytna opened to drivers on November 20, promising quicker journeys across southern central Slovakia and offering a symbolic victory for a government eager to show progress on infrastructure. The 9.1-kilometre segment, which includes Slovakia’s longest and highest bridge – a 4.37-kilometre viaduct towering up to…
Estonia’s long-planned express rail linking Tartu and Riga may finally launch around December 15, offering a roughly three and a half hour trip between the two cities. Elron, Estonia’s state-owned passenger rail operator, has been working for years to launch the express route. Originally slated to enter service last year when Tartu was the 2024…
Lithuanian Prime Minister Inga Ruginiene says she has been assured by Latvia and Estonia that they will support Lithuania if necessary in its dispute with Belarus over the border closure. “The Poles have already shown solidarity with us and have not opened their border, even though they planned to do so a week ago,” the…
Losses among regional public transport operators in Latvia could reach 6.95 million euros this year, according to Ivo Osenieks, president of the Latvian Passenger Transport Association (LPPA). The association has sent a letter to parliamentary party factions, calling for meetings with regional carriers to find solutions to the chronic underfunding of public transport – a…
Lviv authorities have released details of the project to build the European-gauge rail line Sknyliv-Mostyska, for which Ukraine has received EUR 73.7 million in EU grant funding. This was reported by the Lviv Regional State Administration. The project provides for the reconstruction of the existing 1520 mm railway track into the 1435 mm European gauge,…
Burgas Airport will close for major renovation, with operations set to resume on May 1, 2026. The airport is entering a six-month period of runway reconstruction and apron upgrades, marking a significant infrastructure investment of 50 million euros by its German concessionaire, Fraport. The closure coincides with the 19th anniversary of the start of the…