From January 1, 2022, it is planned to increase fares on the subway and buses in Tashkent, from $0.13 (1,400 soms) to $0.16 (1,700 soms), according to a draft decision of the capital’s mayor. In addition, it is planned to review the cost of tariffs and to introduce a limit on the number of rides…
The number of passengers traveling on TS Laevad ferries between Estonia’s two main islands and the mainland rose by 4% YoY in November. The volume of vehicles rose even more over the same period, by 6%, the company says. TS Laevad, a subsidiary of the state-owned Port of Tallinn (Tallinna Sadam), carried 122,909 passengers between…
Lithuania’s Transport Ministry has proposed a law introducing sanctions for goods directly or indirectly imported, bought, as well as transferred from Belarus. The bill would allow Lithuania preventing any transit of Belaruskali fertilizers via Lithuania’s territory, the ministry said. The proposal comes on the back of Lithuania’s failure to stop the transit of Belarusian fertilizers…
An airport has begun to work in the enclave of Sokh in Kyrgyzstan, the Ministry of Transport of Uzbekistan reports. In accordance with the decree of the President of Uzbekistan Shavkat Mirziyoyev, regular flights between Ferghana and Sokh will be launched. At the initial stage, Humo Air will begin operating regular flights on the route…
The 24-meter-long Solaris Trollino 24 Metrostyle is the longest vehicle ever used by Vilnius, exceeding its closest rivals by 6 meters. The bus will course along Konstitucijos Avenue, Antakalnis and Sauletekis (the No. 19 trolleybus route) until mid-January 2022. The city will be testing the new vehicle to see if buses that long are practicable.…
The UAE Flydubai low-cost airline will increase the frequency of regular direct flights to Tbilisi, Georgian Civil Aviation Agency’s reports. According to the agency, Flydubai will perform 51 additional regular flights between Dubai and Tbilisi from December 10 through January 11, 2022. The Ministry of Economy and Sustainable Development of Georgia’s SSP Civil Aviation Agency…
Staying true to the plan to expand operations in the Baltic Sea, Swedish Stena Line has invested EUR 200 million in the Ventspils-Nynashamn ferry line. In 2022, the company plans to deploy two brand new ferries on this route, the company reports. These two new ferries will expand Stena Line fleet with 33% increased passenger…