Professional truck drivers from Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, and North Macedonia will hold a regional meeting in North Macedonia on August 11 to address the problem of limited stays in the Schengen area, as no solution has yet been offered by the European Commission.
A traffic collapse occurred in the Portorož hinterland, Slovenia, on a road restricted to local residents, due to motorhomes and trailers blocking the passage. Police fined several foreign drivers for the violation.
A drunk couple with three children in their car was stopped by police after attempting to switch drivers during a short escape. Both adults tested significantly above the legal alcohol limit.
SoundPeats has launched its new POP Clip2 open-style earbuds, featuring 12mm dual-magnet drivers, DynamicEQ technology, and a redesigned fit for richer bass and improved sound, ideal for sports.
A mysterious warning light on a car's dashboard has sparked a heated debate among drivers on social media. Many modern cars feature numerous symbols, and drivers often struggle to identify the meaning of every indicator.
Slovak industrial production continued to grow in June, with the metals and chemicals sectors being the primary drivers. This marks another month of expansion for the country's industrial output.
Early morning reports indicate significant traffic congestion and long queues of vehicles at several border crossings for those exiting Bosnia and Herzegovina. Drivers are advised to expect delays due to the high volume of traffic.
Irish drivers are being urged to take 'one extra moment' at junctions following the deaths of 16 motorcyclists on Irish roads so far this year, with over 950 bikers seriously injured between 2021 and 2025.
Drivers and experts suggest that licence suspensions are more 'painful' than fines and can change behavior, though habitual risk-takers might remain undeterred by stricter demerit rules.
Drivers traveling on Greece's National Road are advised to be cautious of new speed radars that are issuing heavy fines, especially as many prepare for August holidays.
A discussion has re-emerged in Montenegro regarding traffic signs and right-of-way rules, highlighting how certain intersection situations continue to confuse even experienced drivers, despite these rules being fundamental to road safety.
Drivers often debate whether it's more fuel-efficient to use a car's air conditioning with windows closed or to drive with windows open during hot weather.
Mercedes AMG is facing a lawsuit from drivers who claim that the seat logos in their vehicles caused burns, with plaintiffs seeking compensation for medical expenses.
Rough sea conditions caused by the southwest monsoon have stranded at least 75 passengers, truck drivers, and cargo helpers at three ports in Western Visayas, disrupting maritime travel.
The Macedonian Ministry of Interior announced intensified speed controls from August 3 to 9, targeting drivers exceeding speed limits. This action is part of a broader European initiative by ROADPOL.
Traffic police in Nikšić, Montenegro, arrested three drivers for driving under the influence of alcohol, with one individual fined 2,000 euros for a blood alcohol level of 2.30 per mille.
Drivers in Slovenia can expect a significant price reduction at petrol stations, with diesel outside the highway network potentially decreasing by about 12 cents if the government maintains current duties.
A new draft amendment to Poland's road traffic law, proposed by the Ministry of Infrastructure, includes provisions for additional penalties for drivers and has been sent for public consultation.
A new study reveals that pumas in Washington's Olympic Peninsula are responsible for a 76% reduction in deer-related vehicle accidents. By altering deer movement patterns, these predators enhance road safety for drivers in the region.
A feature piece explores the romantic atmosphere of a late-night Döner shop, highlighting its role in urban nightlife alongside kiosks and waiting drivers.
Singer Marek Ztracený is set to perform his largest concert to date on Prague's Letná Plain, prompting the transport company to reinforce services and launch a special tram line, while police advise drivers against parking in the city center.
Drivers in Poland can anticipate a significant drop in fuel prices next week, with gasoline potentially falling by up to 20 groszy per liter and diesel by about 10 groszy. This expected reduction is a result of a sharp decline in wholesale fuel prices, driven by falling global oil prices.
Drivers traveling on Romania's Sun Motorway (A2) are being warned to watch out for 'artisanally crafted metal objects' on the road that could cause tire explosions.
A new fee schedule implemented at Liszt Ferenc International Airport in Budapest has led to widespread discontent and protests among taxi drivers, causing traffic disruptions.
McLaren boss Andrea Stella has commended the continued harmonious relationship between drivers Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri, despite their title scrap last season, and remains hopeful for Norris's championship defense.
Three drivers were arrested in Bar, Montenegro, with one caught driving at 167 kilometers per hour and another having a local warrant out for his arrest.
France plans to implement a ban preventing new drivers from operating overly powerful cars, with violations potentially leading to fines of up to 15,000 euros and a year in prison.
A study by the Vias Institute, which measured the speeds of 2.3 million motorists, found that the majority of drivers significantly exceed the speed limit in 30 km/h zones, with one driver recorded at 119 km/h.
Donald Trump responded to Ukrainian President Zelensky's appeal for additional military aid by stating the US also needs missiles. He also suggested Anthony Fauci should be prosecuted over a Covid hearing and criticized various allies and political figures.
Commercial drivers in Rivers State are protesting alleged assaults, harassment, and extortion by taskforce officials, demanding an end to such practices.
Macedonian police reported 222 traffic violations by motorcyclists yesterday, with 186 drivers not wearing helmets, 14 arrested for criminal offenses, and 14 motorcycles seized, all driven without a license.
The Slovenian Drivers' Union responded to four traffic accidents occurring within hours on the Primorska highway, warning of an increase in accidents and emphasizing the need to consider factors beyond just drivers.
Local authorities in Budva, Montenegro, are addressing critical issues including the disposal of deceased animals and identifying key areas of traffic congestion for drivers and pedestrians.
Polish soldiers will take over Warsaw's Wisłostrada over the weekend to practice for the upcoming Polish Army Day parade, leading to significant road closures and traffic disruptions for drivers, pedestrians, and cyclists.
Bosnia and Herzegovina has proposed a temporary solution to the European Commission for its professional truck drivers impacted by the EU's 90/180-day rule. The proposed solution aims to address the challenges faced by drivers who are restricted in their time spent in the EU.
A police officer in New Jersey disguised himself as a tree to catch dozens of drivers violating the law by using their mobile phones while driving, in a viral incident.
The Auto-Moto Association of Montenegro (AMSCG) has advised drivers to exercise caution and adapt their driving to weather and traffic conditions, particularly avoiding travel during the hottest parts of the day.
A significant European court decision could lead to the prohibition of navigation apps displaying notifications for speed cameras and police checkpoints, impacting millions of drivers.
Ghana's Deputy Minister for Education, Dr. Clement Apaak, has identified social media, mobile phone misuse, and the increasing abuse of narcotics as primary drivers of indiscipline among students. These factors are contributing to challenges within the educational system.
A distinctive white sign with an orange arrow on German highways often confuses even experienced drivers, but understanding its meaning can save tens of minutes on journeys.
The Philippine government will increase the fuel discount for drivers of passenger jeepneys and UV Express units to P12 per liter starting August 15, extending the assistance indefinitely due to higher oil prices.
Police in Germany are advising drivers to lock their car doors while driving after two masked individuals stopped a car in Bad Homburg and stole an expensive watch from the driver.
TVN24+ subscribers can now access their favorite podcasts, reports, analyses, and live programs more easily through a new Car Audio feature designed for drivers.
The Lithuanian government proposes that the Seimas not consider a bill by conservative Dalia Asanavičiūtė-Gružauskienė, which aimed to require language proficiency checks for taxi and ride-hailing drivers before issuing permits.
Drivers in Poland can now use a new 6.5 km section of the S19 expressway, connecting Deniski and Haćki, which opened on Tuesday, August 4. This segment is a crucial part of the Via Carpatia transport corridor.
BMW drivers are expressing frustration over Spider-Man advertisements appearing on their car's dashboard screens. The intrusive ads are causing annoyance among vehicle owners.
Greek traffic police issued fines totaling 570,000 euros in a single week, with 1,631 tickets issued to drivers and passengers of two-wheeled and four-wheeled vehicles for various violations of the Road Traffic Code, particularly targeting motorcyclists.
More than 100 drivers were reported for speeding during a nationwide police operation conducted on Tuesday night in Cyprus, where officers stopped 525 vehicles and checked 681 occupants.
Television recommendations for Wednesday include features on Stevie Wonder, the film 'Road to Perdition,' a documentary about Vienna's carriage drivers, and a social drama.
A DoorDash driver reported being followed and then struck with a wooden bat by an individual in a Range Rover after she honked at a red light in Jacksonville, North Carolina.
Police conducted controls on ride-share drivers, resulting in 112 fines, 59 vehicle registration documents seized, and 10 driving licenses confiscated, with two drivers found intoxicated and three wanted.
A new study indicates that Waymo robotaxis have a crash rate 68% lower than vehicles operated by human drivers, despite some public anecdotes of issues.
Singapore's Parliament passed a new law making it illegal to hold phones while driving, with Members of Parliament also raising concerns about other digital distractions like mounted devices and infotainment systems.
A car and motorcycle collision in Poland resulted in legal troubles for both drivers and a passenger; the motorcyclist lacked a license and was intoxicated, the car driver failed to yield, and the passenger was a wanted person.
More than 1,000 individuals have registered for Hong Kong's new combined test for taxi and ride-hailing services, anticipating increased demand for drivers once new regulations are in place.
More than 1,000 drivers have applied to take the written tests required under Hong Kong's new regulations for providing ride-hailing services like Uber.
Drivers are advised to exercise caution due to anticipated extremely high temperatures, which could lead to items exploding and causing fires inside vehicles. The Serbian Automobile and Motorcycle Association (AMSS) issued warnings about potential hazards.
On August 4, drivers in Moldova will pay less for gasoline and more for diesel, according to new prices set by the National Agency for Energy Regulation.
Bus drivers in Ireland are voicing their frustration regarding frequent vehicle breakdowns, highlighting operational challenges within the public transport system.
According to psychology, the way individuals greet waiters and drivers reveals more about them than just politeness, as psychologists explain how these everyday interactions reflect deeper aspects of one's personality and social behavior.
Several individuals were arrested in Montenegro for driving under the influence of alcohol, with one Kosovan citizen sentenced to 10 days in prison for driving with a 2.25 permille blood alcohol level. Other arrests included drivers with 2.07 permille and two individuals in Berane who received fines.
Bulgaria's Ministry of Interior has opened two new laboratories in Plovdiv and Burgas to process blood samples from drivers for alcohol and drug use. The new facilities are expected to significantly reduce the processing time for these samples.
Cyprus police issued 526 citations to Personal Mobility Device (PMD) riders during a three-day nationwide enforcement campaign aimed at improving road safety and ensuring legal use of scooters.
Transporters from the Western Balkans are scheduled to meet to discuss next steps, as the European Commission has yet to offer a solution for lifting restrictions on professional drivers from the region within the Schengen zone.
Five years after its implementation, the 'rider law' aimed at regulating delivery platforms still sees many drivers operating as self-employed, with Uber Eats expected to complete its transition by year-end and Glovo having done so in 2025.
Despite rigorous training for its newest drivers, India's oldest bus fleet is experiencing accidents primarily involving veteran drivers, highlighting a potential issue with experienced personnel.
A recent poll indicates that a significant number of drivers in the Czech Republic, approximately one in seven, have reported being asked for bribes by police officers.
Police in Haridwar are investigating two separate hit-and-run accidents that resulted in the deaths of two Kanwariyas. Authorities are examining CCTV footage to identify the vehicles and drivers involved.
Traffic jams have been reported on certain roads, but authorities indicate there are no major disruptions or significant problems. Drivers may experience some delays in affected areas.
Zagreb police identified 897 traffic violations during a two-night weekend operation, with nearly half related to speeding. 121 drivers were excluded from traffic due to alcohol, and four had over two per mille.
Two American Mercedes-AMG drivers in California have filed a lawsuit against the German car manufacturer. They claim that the metal logo on the driver's seat heats up significantly in the sun, causing burns.
A new report indicates that women now account for 15 percent of all tram drivers in Prague. This statistic highlights the changing demographics in the city's public transport workforce.
A driver in Nikšić was fined 2,000 euros for driving with a blood alcohol level of 2.30 promille, while other drivers also received significant fines for driving under the influence.
A union representative stated that the freight train driver involved in an accident is in shock and under stress, describing him as one of the best and most trained drivers in Cargo.
Police in Kaunas county, Lithuania, apprehended four intoxicated drivers in one evening, with one individual registering a severe alcohol level of 3.63 per mille.
Authorities in Podgorica, Montenegro, will inform drivers about new parking regulations for three days before beginning to issue fines on August 10 for improper parking on sidewalks, green areas, and other unauthorized spots.
A 2024 study indicates that taxi and ambulance drivers in the US have a significantly lower rate of Alzheimer's-related deaths compared to the general population, likely due to the continuous real-time mental navigation they perform.
New Jersey police officers in Dunellen have adopted a creative tactic, dressing as bushes to catch drivers using cell phones, sparking debate about enforcement methods.
An article provides advice on maintaining car air conditioning systems, noting that new filters may not always eliminate odors. It suggests professional cleaning and disinfection if moisture and microorganisms persist on the evaporator, with sweet smells or greasy films indicating issues.
Drivers in Břeclav can now travel without restrictions between the city center and Poštorná as road workers have opened a new bridge over the Dyje River's relief arm, replacing an old, structurally unsound one.
The Department of Science and Technology (DOST) is encouraging local government units and the private sector to invest in Filipino-made electric vehicles (EVs) to boost production and offer fuel-saving options to public utility drivers.
Zagreb firefighters have commended drivers for exemplary formation of an emergency corridor following a serious traffic accident on the A1 highway near Zagreb.
BMW drivers have reported that Spider-Man advertisements are being displayed on their car's infotainment screens, leading to outrage among some owners. The unexpected ads have sparked debate about control over in-car displays.
A New Jersey police department employed an officer in a ghillie suit, resembling a roadside tree, to identify and cite 74 distracted drivers in an unusual awareness campaign.
Tourists at Vienna's main train station are repeatedly being scammed by an organized group of taxi drivers, a practice known to the ÖBB (Austrian Federal Railways) which states it can do little to intervene.
A Hungarian road worker, who gained attention for giving water to a stork, has spoken out about the dangers of his job and urged drivers to pay more attention to road workers.
A police officer in Dunellen, New Jersey, disguised himself as a bush by the roadside for six hours, recording 74 violations, primarily drivers using mobile phones.
Drivers in Serbia should expect increased traffic on highways and at border crossings, with significant waiting times reported at Šid and Batrovci, due to the peak tourist season.
Malaysia's Land Public Transport Agency (APAD) announced that taxi drivers are permitted to license or replace their vehicles with models other than the Proton S70.
New Jersey has filed a lawsuit against Amazon.com, accusing the online retail giant of abusing its market power and exploiting independent delivery drivers in the state through poor pay and working conditions.
A witness to an accident on a road where three people died reported that traffic is usually calm during the day but changes after dark, with drivers reaching speeds of 130 km/h.
Heavy rain and strong winds on August 6 caused trees to fall in northern Moldova, obstructing traffic on the M5 highway near Bălți, with drivers advised to exercise caution.
A Slovenian union has issued a warning that professional standards for drivers are declining, leading to an increase in accidents. The union is calling for measures to address these concerns and improve road safety.
The Portuguese national real estate market attracted €1.42 billion in investments during the first semester, maintaining a growth trajectory according to a JLL report. Foreign capital accounted for the majority of transactions, with the hotel and retail sectors being key drivers.
The Wisłostrada highway in Warsaw has been closed, along with several access roads, as soldiers conduct rehearsals for the upcoming Polish Army Day parade, causing significant traffic disruptions for drivers, pedestrians, and cyclists.
An unusual letter was sent to the General Directorate of National Roads and Motorways in Krakow, complaining that after the implementation of average speed cameras on the southern bypass, drivers of sports cars have shifted to racing on other roads.
Riya seeks advice on whether her partner, Declan, should stop confronting bad drivers, as she perceives it as road rage, while Declan insists he never loses his temper.
The Croatian Auto Club (HAK) reports increased traffic in cities and towards tourist centers across Croatia. Drivers are advised to expect heavier congestion in these areas.
London is set to introduce Wayve autonomous vehicles, described as 'robot taxis,' which will navigate traffic but will still include a human driver for safety.
Máire Treasa Ní Cheallaigh argues that while speeding is dangerous, driving too slowly or allowing long traffic jams to build up can also lead to dangerous behavior on roads.
The redevelopment of Warsaw's city center, including the transformation of Złota Street, is eliciting varied opinions, with some drivers frustrated by disappearing parking spaces while pedestrians welcome new green areas.
Macedonian police are conducting intensified traffic controls to detect and sanction drivers exceeding speed limits, aiming to improve road safety and reduce traffic accidents.
A psychologist has identified five key factors contributing to the increasing trend of Americans cutting off their own parents. These drivers include political differences, social media influence, therapy culture, and the impact of partners.
Road signs B-33 and B-43, despite differing by only one element, introduce distinct rules regarding speed limits. Drivers who confuse their meanings could face a high fine, penalty points, or even lose their driving license.
Hong Kong experienced a 44 percent year-on-year increase in fatal traffic accidents during the first half of 2026, resulting in 63 deaths, with many cases involving elderly victims and older drivers.
Traffic police in Montenegro arrested two individuals for significantly exceeding the 100 km/h speed limit on the highway. One driver, a 21-year-old from Bar, was caught driving at 174 km/h, while another was clocked at 171 km/h.
Long queues of vehicles are reported at border crossings exiting Bosnia and Herzegovina, with drivers advised to take frequent breaks due to high daily temperatures.
Executive Secretary Ralph Recto announced that the fuel discount for jeepney and UV Express drivers will increase to P12 per liter starting August 15, following a Cabinet meeting.
Police in Ørsta, Norway, seized two motorcycles after a reckless driving incident, but only one of the two drivers involved was apprehended, with the other fleeing the scene.
Gardaí in Donegal arrested 17 drivers on suspicion of drink or drug driving during the recent Bank Holiday weekend, as part of efforts to enhance road safety.
With the holiday season in full swing, drivers are preparing for long journeys, often covering hundreds or thousands of kilometers. Amidst the rush of preparations, it's easy to overlook the crucial aspect of vehicle technical condition, which is essential for a safe trip.
Police in Bar, Montenegro, sanctioned 16 drivers, with eight processed for improper overtaking and eight for illegal mobile phone use while driving, as intensified traffic controls continue.
Two boys at the Vinjani Gornji border crossing delighted the public by selflessly sharing water with drivers stuck in a long queue, earning thousands of likes online.
Drivers in Serbia are advised to exercise extra caution due to an announced heatwave and extremely high temperatures, for both road safety and personal well-being.
Research by the AA indicates that the majority of drivers in New Zealand would not achieve more than 70 percent on a basic road rules test, suggesting widespread non-compliance with fundamental traffic regulations.
Traffic in Montenegro is moderate but expected to intensify throughout the day on most road sections, with drivers advised to adjust to road conditions and obey signals.
Donald Trump has labeled electric vehicle drivers suffering from range anxiety as 'crazy' and having a 'disease', reiterating his administration's stance against EV incentives and environmental regulations.
London police conducted a major operation, seizing approximately 90 luxury vehicles, including a rare Ferrari, from drivers operating without insurance.
A report highlights that motorcyclists account for a disproportionately high number of fatalities on Irish roads each year, prompting a call for simple actions by drivers and motorcyclists to save lives.
The Croatian government has lowered fuel prices, setting gasoline at 1.56 euros per liter and diesel at 1.71 euros, providing savings for drivers for the next seven days.
The old Poseidonos Avenue in Greece has reopened to traffic, along with a newly completed bridge, aiming to alleviate congestion for drivers. This infrastructure improvement is expected to ease travel in the area.
Italy has over 10,000 speed cameras, and drivers can face fines up to 14,000 PLN, though another country holds the record for the highest penalties, prompting a reminder for travelers to check local regulations.
Dublin Bus has hired almost 100 drivers from South Africa as part of an initiative to address driver shortages. The recruitment drive highlights the experiences of new drivers joining the company.
A TD has expressed concern over "reckless" jet ski drivers operating near a busy pier in Wexford, describing the situation as "an accident waiting to happen."
Montenegrin police have arrested 48 drivers since the implementation of a new law, primarily for alcohol-related offenses and other serious traffic violations. Recent arrests include two drivers on the Danilovgrad-Podgorica road for cocaine possession and refusing testing, and four drivers on the Bijelo Polje-Berane road for excessive speeding.
To coincide with a new Spider-Man film release, BMW has launched an in-car advertising campaign. Drivers of the latest BMW models are greeted by the comic hero via the onboard computer when starting their vehicles.
Two drivers were arrested in the Nicosia district after separate road collisions, with alcohol readings significantly above the legal limit. A third driver in Famagusta was also arrested for refusing a breathalyzer test.
Two drivers in Poland reported migrants stole their car keys, but police investigations suggest the drivers were actually involved in smuggling migrants to Germany.
A crucial detail that few drivers know concerns the possibility of overtaking a police vehicle on the road, highlighting specific traffic rules designed to ensure safety.
Montenegrin police are using drones to monitor traffic and have issued approximately 100 fines totaling 20,000 euros in August, urging drivers to respect regulations due to increased traffic intensity.
The new Greek Traffic Code imposes a 350 euro fine and license removal for drivers who make seemingly innocent but careless movements at toll stations. This addresses a common problem observed daily on Greek highways.
A 19-year-old woman in Poland was caught speeding at 115 km/h in a built-up area in her BMW, attempting to impress drivers behind her, who turned out to be unmarked police officers.
Police and BESIP representatives conducted a preventive safety operation targeting motorcyclists at Červenohorské sedlo in the Jeseníky Mountains on Saturday. The area is known for drivers frequently exceeding speed limits.
Sydøstjyllands Politi conducted checks on taxis at the Smukfest festival, resulting in 38 drivers being charged, with one lacking the necessary taxi permit.
A free, offline navigation application is increasingly popular among drivers, offering an alternative to Google Maps and Waze that does not require an internet connection.
Significant traffic congestion is anticipated on roads as school holidays conclude in Germany, leading to increased travel. Drivers are advised to expect heavy loads on major routes.
Police in Portugal are employing a new tactic, with an officer disguised as a bush using binoculars to fine drivers caught using their mobile phones while driving.
International transport drivers are threatening new steps if the European Union does not offer a solution regarding the 90-day limit for staying in the Schengen zone.
Astronomer José Augusto Matos explains the necessary precautions for safely viewing an eclipse, offering specific warnings and advice for drivers on whether to stop their cars and use special glasses.
Special traffic regulations, including street closures and parking bans, will be in effect in Sinj on Sunday for the 311th Sinjska Alka. Police are advising drivers to use alternative routes.
Drivers are advised to expect significant traffic congestion and extended travel times during the upcoming weekend, marking the peak of summer holiday returns.
The road leading to Larnaca Airport's arrivals area has reopened after being closed for nearly three years, providing significant relief for drivers and passengers.
Albania's updated Road Code has come into effect, introducing permanent license revocation and higher fines for traffic violators. The changes aim to toughen measures against drivers who break the law.
A promotional video featuring Spider-Man performing acrobatics on the touchscreens of BMW vehicles, part of a partnership for the release of 'Brand New Day,' has been met with annoyance by drivers.
Police in Montenegro have arrested two drivers for drastically exceeding the speed limit on the highway, with one recorded driving at 219 kilometers per hour.
Moldovan drivers will pay slightly less for gasoline and diesel on August 7 compared to the previous day, following new prices set by the National Agency for Energy Regulation (ANRE).
Increased traffic is expected on roads leading to tourist centers and at some border crossings in Montenegro. Drivers are advised to avoid traveling during the hottest part of the day and take frequent breaks due to high temperatures.
New regulations in Poland could see car rental companies fined up to 30,000 PLN if they rent vehicles to individuals with a driving ban, requiring them to verify driver eligibility.
DoorDash has received major federal approval to begin using drones for food delivery, marking a significant step in its efforts to expand beyond human drivers.
Police officers from the PS BPS Veles in North Macedonia have initiated preventive activities focusing on road traffic safety, fire prevention, and property crime. Drivers were informed about the consequences of using mobile phones while driving as part of the campaign.
Juraj Šebalj highlights the dangers of electric scooters, emphasizing that responsible drivers and strict adherence to traffic rules are crucial for safety.
Bosnia and Herzegovina's Ministry of Communications and Transport has proposed a temporary operational solution to the European Commission, aiming to allow professional drivers from BiH to restart the calculation of permitted days of stay in EU member states.
Senate Republicans are targeting EPA waivers under the Clean Air Act that grant California authority over vehicle emissions and gas-powered lawn equipment, aiming to 'unshackle America's drivers' from the state's climate regulations.
Nine individuals were apprehended for driving under the influence during overnight police checks in Cyprus. Officers stopped 450 vehicles, checked 620 people, and recorded a total of 308 traffic violations.
French authorities have implemented new regulations preventing newly licensed drivers from operating powerful cars, though a crucial detail regarding the specific definition of what constitutes a 'powerful car' remains undefined.
A recent report by Automovilistas Europeos Asociados (AEA) reveals that toll road prices in Spain can vary by up to 750% depending on various factors. This highlights a significant disparity in costs for drivers across the country.
Unions are warning that a shortage of half a million truck drivers in Europe is causing significant problems for supply chains and economies across the continent.
Cuba is experiencing a severe shortage of cooking oil, driving prices to luxury levels. Some taxi drivers are resorting to using it as an alternative fuel for diesel vehicles, further exacerbating demand and price increases.
New legal amendments are coming into force in Montenegro, introducing clearer rules for safer streets and greater parental responsibility, including banning electric scooters for those under 16 and restricting young drivers after midnight.
Despite ongoing efforts, the consistent use of seatbelts by drivers is still not a given. Many individuals continue to neglect this crucial safety measure.
Many drivers are unaware of a useful car key function that allows for remote control of electric windows, particularly convenient during summer months.
Temporary traffic regulations will be implemented on the A.TH.E. motorway in Greece due to ongoing work to remove existing signage at the Pyrna Interchange. Drivers are advised to be aware of the changes.
Latvian Interior Minister Janis Dombravas and Justice Minister Edvard Smiltenis are prepared to discuss introducing passenger liability in Latvia to reduce the number of drunk drivers.
Montenegrin roads are experiencing record-breaking traffic congestion, with increased vehicle frequency reported throughout the day, particularly through Sozina and on the highway. Drivers are advised to adjust their driving to the road conditions.
Hybrid technology cars accounted for over 50% of passenger car registrations in Greece in 2025, according to Eurostat data, demonstrating a growing preference among Greek drivers for these vehicles.
An armed 38-year-old man was arrested at a Donald Trump-owned golf course near Los Angeles, days before the former president's scheduled visit. The man was found with weapons in his car and was reportedly taking pictures, raising concerns among investigators.
New Jersey has filed an antitrust lawsuit against Amazon, alleging that the company unlawfully wielded its power over delivery contractors, leading to lower wages, unfair working conditions, and reduced competition.
The Dunnellen Police Department in the US used an officer disguised as a bush to catch drivers using cell phones. This tactic resulted in 74 fines in just six hours.
The Maharashtra government has announced a significant increase in the subsidy for pink e-autos, doubling it to 40%. This initiative aims to promote electric vehicle adoption and support women drivers.
Computer accessory brand Plugable has introduced a new premium USB-C dock designed to support up to three displays using MST Technology, requiring no drivers for Windows and Chrome.
Two dangerous incidents occurred at a roundabout on the S5 route near Wirwajdy, Poland, where drivers significantly exceeded the speed limit, hit signs, and drove over the grassy part of the roundabout, resulting in fines.
Two cars, a Toyota and an Audi, collided in Radviliškis on Tuesday morning, with one of the vehicles belonging to ESO; medics were called to examine the drivers.
The Central Bohemian Region in the Czech Republic has introduced a new web portal to help drivers plan their journeys by displaying all planned road construction projects on regional roads.
Several parliamentary decrees are awaiting decision in Belém, including measures that would require TVDE drivers to speak Portuguese, prohibit face concealment in public spaces, and remove the concept of obstetric violence from law.
Greece has begun sending electronic traffic violation notices to thousands of drivers via mobile phones, email, and electronic mailboxes. This new digital system aims to streamline the process of recording and dispatching traffic fines.