Land transport

A truck carrying cement rolled and tipped over on Istanbul’s TEM highway early July 4, turning the city’s morning commute into traffic chaos.

The accident occurred at around 7 a.m. in the city’s Bağcılar district as two lanes were closed, causing a traffic jam that stretched across the European side of the metropolis.

Attacks on public buses by stone-throwing youths are becoming increasingly frequent, particularly in the run-down northern and western suburbs of Athens, according to staff at the state-run company that manages Attica’s buses and trolley buses, OSY.

Traffic on Highway DN 7C "Transfagarasan", crossing the high Fagaras Mountains in the Southern Carpathians from Bascov (Arges county) to the junction of the Highway linking Brasov to Sibiu (central Romania) is open from July 1 till Oct. 31.

Government sets up "team" in bid to improve traffic safety

BELGRADE -- The Serbian government has formed a team for coordination of road safety tasked with improving traffic safety and reducing the number of accidents.

BELGRADE - The Serbian government has formed a team for coordination of road safety tasked with improving traffic safety and reducing the number of accidents.

The motor vehicles registered in Bulgaria as of end-April were 3,573,616, and the valid driving licenses – 4,660,599, according to the latest data from the traffic police.

Killer drivers to be stopped

After horrific accident in Novi Sad in which three students got killed and brutal accident in which a girl from Nis lost her life, it is necessary to urgently adopt new more severe sentences against hooligans in traffic.

New trains that promise to be smarter and safer than previous ones are to roll out on the Athens metro over the next few days.

PRIBOJ - More than 600 employees of the Priboj-based FAP are officially in a paid leave status by the end of June but the company's management engaged around one hundred of them in the manufacture of ten FAP 1118 trucks for the needs of Serbian Armed Forces and the preparation of the factory's takeover by the Finnish SISU Auto.

PRIBOJ - The Serbian government and the Finnish SISU company on Friday signed a memorandum of understanding under which Priboj-based heavy commercial vehicles maker FAP should start producing trucks in September, with a contract to be signed by late August.