Vehicles

The distinctive whine of their cheap petrol engines has already seen it dubbed “the moped” by Ukrainian front line soldiers

With the new changes in the traffic regulation entered into force as of Aug. 16, it has become mandatory for minibuses, buses and taxis to have a three-point seat belt for children, while motorcycle, e-scooter and bicycle riders are required to wear reflective vests at night.

The construction of the factory for electric cars in the Bulgarian town of Lovech, which was agreed a year ago by the then Minister of Economy Kiril Petkov with the investor, has practically already started.

This was confirmed for the Bulgarian National Radio (BNR) by the executive director of the company "NEXT e GO" - Bulgaria, architect Lubomir Stanislavov.

Nearly 81,000 passenger cars and light commercial vehicles were sold in Türkiye last month, pointing to a 1 percent increase from a year ago, according to data from the Automotive Distributors' Association (ODD).

The country's automotive market expanded 19 percent in May.

In the first incident of its kind in Turkey, police in the western province of İzmir have suspended the driving license of a 21-year-old man over drink-driving an e-scooter.

Feeling short of breath from the city life in Istanbul, a man has hit the roads for the last six years with a caravan he converted into a café so that he can both earn money and travel more.

But, Fatih Baran Akyüz has a motto; he "follows no route while traveling."

President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vui, is attending the demonstration of the capabilities of the Serbian Army "Shield 2022" at the airport "Colonel-pilot Milenko Pavlovi" in Batajnica.

A delta-shaped tailless fighter-sized aircraft that looks like nothing we’ve seen before calls the secretive base home

This is part of NATO's response to the Russian invasion of Ukraine, the Croatian portal Index.hr reported.
Thus, British fighter jets of the "Eurofighter Typhoon" type will take over the protection of the skies over Romania from the Italian "Eurofighter".

Turkey's automotive market shrank more than 33 percent on an annual basis in March, according to data from the Automotive Distributors' Association (ODD).

Passenger car sales fell by 34.3 percent in the month from a year ago to 50,170 units, while the decline in light commercial vehicle sales was nearly 30 percent.