First Deputy Prime Minister – Minister of Economy of Ukraine Yuliia Svyrydenko and Secretary of State for Transport of the United Kingdom Mark Harper discussed the special importance of infrastructure in preserving the resilience of the Ukrainian people. Destruction of the electricity grid, blocking of ports and other infrastructure damages is a barbaric attempt by…
Vilnius transport administrator JUDU has presented a plan for 2023-2024. The proposal includes dividing Vilnius into zones to differentiate public transport fares. JUDU has proposed dividing Vilnius into three zones: C (Centre), P (Outer City) and U (Suburbs). The Vilnius District will be included in the Suburbs zone, while most residential areas will be part…
The State Administration of Roads (ASD) announced that sector II of the R6 Chisinau-Orhei-Balti road, rehabilitated according to European standards, was put into operation, after a reception committee noted that the works were being carried out and at a high level of quality, according to the execution project. The works, executed by a company from…
LTG Link, the passenger transport subsidiary of Lithuanian Railways, will start offering new destinations to Poland from December 11. The daily train route will offer journeys to Warsaw, the Polish capital, and Krakow, the country’s second city, according to a press release. Trains between Lithuania and Poland will run on the route Vilnius-Kaunas-Warsaw-Krakow. The new…
Only buses/coaches, which meet at least the Euro 5 Safe pollution norm, will be allowed to carry out regular services of people’s transportation between Moldova and Romania starting from April 1, 2023. According to the Motor Transport National Agency (ANTA), the decision was taken within the Moldovan-Romanian joint commission in the international road transport sector,…
A dozen of Tbilisi’s metro stations will have upgraded infrastructure with the financial support of the Asian Development Bank, mayor Kakha Kaladze has announced. Four of the stations – Akhmeteli, Didube, Delisi and Technical University – will have new entrances constructed. He also said the $16-million project would include renovation of aboveground infrastructure for 12…
Trains between major Lithuanian cities have been cancelled due to “unforeseen technical circumstances”, Lithuanian Railways (Lietuvos gelezinkeliai, LTG) announced on November 18. Lithuanian Railways also informed that on November 17 a freight train collided with railway repair equipment on the railway section Vievis-Zasliai. No people were injured in the incident, but it resulted in a…