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Wheat prices on Euronext dropped as a phone call between Trump and Putin revived hopes for a resolution to the Ukraine conflict, easing supply concerns.

Fuel prices affect transporters, farmers, and the economy, and higher costs can quickly be passed on to the prices of food, transport, and other goods.

Local authorities arrange bus services from Pljevlja in response to a recent verdict by the International Court in The Hague convicting an individual of genocide and war crimes.

Truck drivers and transport workers staged a demonstration outside the European Union delegation in Serbia, demanding policy reforms. Organizers issued a two-week ultimatum, warning they will blockade key border crossings if their conditions are not met.

A consortium of logistics firms organized a convoy protest in Sarajevo to the EU delegation, condemning discriminatory policies that classify professional drivers as illegal immigrants despite their economic contributions.

Transport operators from Bosnia and Herzegovina are organizing a demonstration outside the European Union delegation in Sarajevo to voice concerns regarding new restrictions on their professional stays.

Trade unions are urging the government to increase tax allowances and non-taxable expense reimbursements for meals and commuting, citing stagnant rates since 2022 amid rising living costs.

Serbian authorities have condemned recent border blockades organized by transport workers, acknowledging their grievances while stressing that disruptions to cross-border trade are unacceptable. Officials are pushing for structured negotiations to address professional drivers’ concerns.

Professional transport operators in Montenegro are mobilizing demonstrations to challenge the restrictive 90/180-day EU visa rule, which severely impacts their livelihoods.

The International Transport Association in Serbia has scheduled peaceful gatherings followed by border crossings closures to protest against current regulations affecting freight movement.

Return tickets ranging from 12 to 22 euros will be available for shuttle services departing from major Montenegrin cities including Podgorica, Ulcinj, and Tivat.

The Transport Administration of Montenegro announced today that additional bilateral permits for international road transport between Montenegro and Croatia have arrived for Montenegrin transporters.

Bosnian transporters have announced a protest for August 31, with Minister Forto confirming his participation to send a joint message to the European Commission. The protest aims to address issues affecting the transportation sector.

The Federal Administration of Police (FUP) has launched a tender to restore a Bell 206L-1 Long Ranger helicopter, which previously transported high-ranking intelligence and military figures.

Four public transport lines in Belgrade have changed their routes due to ongoing construction work in Kruševačka Street. This temporary rerouting affects commuters in the area.

Police near Petrinja stopped a 47-year-old man who was transporting nine cubic meters of wood without the required documentation, leading to the confiscation of the wood and a report to the State Inspectorate.

Tesla's autonomous Cybercab is reportedly preparing for its public launch, with plans to integrate it into the existing robotaxi service in Austin, Texas.

The Secretariat for Public Transport in Belgrade has announced the temporary suspension of trolleybus line 22. This measure will affect commuters who rely on this specific route.

Croatian mountain rescue services responded to a report of an injured hiker on Troglav, only to find the individual had faked a leg injury to get a helicopter ride off the mountain.

The Karavanke Tunnel, which was closed in both directions due to a traffic accident, has since reopened. Traffic is now flowing through the tunnel again.

The municipality of Kranjska Gora in Slovenia addresses concerns about crowded public transport to the Vrata Valley, stating there have been no complaints this year. An official from PZS advises early arrival to secure a spot.

Carrier associations from the region have announced plans for new protests at the borders with EU countries. The protests are expected to highlight ongoing issues faced by transporters in cross-border operations.

Persons with disabilities in Serbia encounter numerous physical and administrative barriers, with one of the biggest challenges being mobility within cities.

Western Balkan truckers are still awaiting a solution for their stay in the Schengen zone, with the EU failing to find a resolution and a new meeting scheduled for next week.

The GSP Centar trade union in Belgrade has released a 'blacklist' of public transport carriers that are failing to operate air conditioning in their vehicles. This action aims to highlight and address passenger discomfort during hot weather.

Slovenia is implementing a program offering free transportation for disabled individuals in four cities for a year and a half, with the goal of establishing a nationwide on-call mobility model for the disabled.

KJKP "RAD" d.o.o. Sarajevo announced that it will lower the price for extraordinary bulky waste removal services to 94.90 KM (excluding VAT) for quantities up to three tons, effective August 1, 2026. Citizens were also warned about private carriers.

Some private transport operators in Belgrade are systematically avoiding penalties for non-functional air conditioning in their vehicles. This is reportedly done in collusion with individuals from the Secretariat for Public Transport.

For this year's Bedem Fest, visitors will once again have access to free train transportation from Podgorica to Nikšić, with regular departures at 6:30 PM during all festival evenings.

Extremely low water levels in the Danube River are hindering fuel transport, with some sections resembling a stream. Despite this, the Serbian power company EPS has stated that electricity supply remains stable.

An armored vehicle transporting money was robbed in Ljubljana's BTC area, with multiple police patrols and a police helicopter deployed to the scene for investigation.

Police responded to the scene of a cash theft from an armored vehicle, setting up roadblocks and deploying a helicopter as part of the investigation.

The British military reported that an armed group boarded a tanker off the coast of Yemen. Details regarding the incident are still emerging.

Due to closed airspace, foreign delegations travel to the Ukrainian capital by special trains. Ukrainian Railways quickly realized the need for such services, with luxurious cabins reportedly used by various world leaders, including Vučić.

Public transport routes have been altered and streets closed in certain parts of Belgrade due to reconstruction work within the protective zone of the water supply network in Vračar.

Drag performer Aleksis Plastik was assaulted on a city bus in Belgrade. The incident highlights concerns about safety and discrimination within public transport.

Citizens and drivers in Belgrade have submitted nearly 2,000 complaints regarding non-functional or faulty air conditioning systems on public transport buses, according to reports from the 'Zajedno na putu' website and the 'Centar GSP Beograd' union.

Croatia reportedly fears Montenegrin transporters due to significantly lower prices, with ongoing negotiations aimed at reaching an agreement before an intergovernmental conference.

Concerns have been raised regarding Belgrade's public transport crisis and the city's budget, with claims of potential financial collapse. Nikola Jovanović criticized Mayor Šapić for sending a historian to a meeting about the public transport crisis instead of addressing the issues directly.

A criminal complaint has been filed concerning the alleged exemption from toll payments for vehicles transporting participants to an SNS rally. The complaint suggests that these vehicles were allowed to pass without paying the standard road tolls.

A freight carrier stated that the material in the derailed cisterns near Šabac is not dangerous to citizens. This assurance comes after a train incident involving multiple cisterns.

Councilors in Nikšić unanimously supported a decision to introduce free city transport for residents, without the need for a new loan, and also approved a plan to introduce over 400 new paid parking spaces.

Public transport in Belgrade will undergo changes starting tonight due to ongoing roadworks in Bulevar kralja Aleksandra, which are expected to last until July 6th. These adjustments will affect various bus and tram lines in the area.

Preparations are in progress for a Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) rally in central Belgrade, leading to significant traffic congestion and road closures in surrounding streets. Public transport routes have also been altered due to the event.

Representatives from the Council and the European Parliament have reached an agreement on new rules concerning passenger rights across all types of transport.

The rebalance of Belgrade's city budget, which includes 50 billion dinars for transport carriers, has drawn criticism from opposition parties who claim it misleads citizens about the city's financial surplus.

The tender for the procurement of 60 new trolleybuses for Belgrade's public transport has been postponed for the fifth time, with unions alleging favoritism towards private carriers.

A pedestrian overpass currently located near Ada Ciganlija in Belgrade is set to be moved to a new location at Autokomanda, where it will connect public transport stops and a station.

The Montenegrin town of Ulcinj may once again be without public transport this summer, despite the assembly adopting a decision a month ago and the municipality purchasing five minibuses, as an agreement on a company director is reportedly pending.

BIRN reports that the European Commission is considering changes to regulations concerning foreign air carriers, which could impact Wizz Air. The review specifically examines Serbia's new air traffic regulations.

Workers of Belgrade's public transport company (GSP) held a protest and submitted four demands to the Serbian government, citing concerns about the potential 'tycoonization' of public transport. They plan to address their concerns to President Vučić next.

No concrete solutions have been reached for transporters in Bosnia and Herzegovina regarding excise duty refunds, business relief, and administrative burdens, leading to new problems and potential renewed blockades.

Public transport routes in Belgrade are being altered due to a new phase in the removal of the Old Sava Bridge and the construction of a new one. These changes will impact daily commutes as the project progresses.

The city of Tivat is hosting a summit, with attendees being transported by boats to their destinations within the luxurious marina. The event has been highlighted as a significant gathering in the region.

Due to ongoing roadworks at the intersection of Partizanske avijacije, Marka Čelebonovića, and Nikole Dobrovića streets, 12 public transport lines in Belgrade will experience changes from June 3 to June 7.

A human error in the maritime industry led to the sinking of the world's largest VLOC (Very Large Ore Carrier), a vessel valued at $100 million.

The Dolenjska highway has been reopened to traffic, though the overtaking lane between Višnja Gora and Ivančna Gorica towards Obrežje remains closed, causing previous congestion.

Pilots of the Croatian Air Force conducted two emergency medical transport operations overnight, transporting female patients from the islands of Vis and Korčula to the Clinical Hospital Centre in Split.

Public transport workers in Belgrade have announced a new protest scheduled for June 1, where they plan to submit their demands to Mayor Šapić. This follows previous calls for improved working conditions and wages.

Following a tram derailment in Dorćol, public debate focuses on whether the driver, track maintenance, or the entire system is to blame, with questions raised about the allocation of funds for infrastructure upkeep.

Road transport associations from Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia, Montenegro, and North Macedonia have announced a coordinated blockade of borders with the European Union starting September 14 to protest regulatory and tax measures.

The Belgrade Secretariat for Public Transport announced temporary route modifications for several transit lines to accommodate traffic disruptions caused by the upcoming "Run 10K Belgrade 2026" marathon in New Belgrade.

Fans captured footage of the two-time Academy Award winner using the New York City metro system, sparking online praise for his grounded habits.

Trucking companies from the Western Balkans staged protests outside EU delegations in Belgrade and Podgorica, demanding solutions to strict regulations limiting how long drivers can remain within the Schengen area.

Trucking unions in Serbia staged demonstrations outside the European Union delegation, issuing a two-week ultimatum to address their demands. Organizers warned that unresolved grievances could lead to coordinated border closures disrupting regional trade.

Truck drivers from Bosnia and Herzegovina have begun protests in Sarajevo over restrictive 90/180 driving rules, threatening a nationwide border blockade if demands are not met by September 14.

A serious traffic accident occurred on Dunajska cesta in Ljubljana. A car driver and a cyclist were involved, and the driver did not observe the red light and collided with the cyclist.

Croatian police arrested a 45-year-old Bosnian citizen near Delnicas for transporting undocumented foreign nationals across the border for payment.

Starting September 1, primary and secondary school students in Podgorica will receive free access to municipal and suburban bus services, with application processes for travel cards now open.

Željeznički prevoz u Crnoj Gori bilježi rast putnika, uz uspjeh nove online prodaje karata, dok kompanija upozorava na kadrovski deficit i probleme sa vozilima.

The capital city will officially transition to its winter public transportation timetable on September 1, adjusting bus and tram frequencies to match seasonal demand. Commuters are advised to check updated route maps and departure times ahead of the change.

Montenegro has made additional bilateral road transport permits available for Croatian carriers, supplementing the annual quota of 7,000 permits allocated for cross-border freight.

Local taxi associations cite soaring fuel prices as the primary reason for raising fares to 1.20 euros per kilometer in the Montenegrin town.

Slovenian trade unions are demanding increased allowances for meals and commuting to work, citing that these benefits have remained unchanged for four years despite rising costs. They argue that current allowances are insufficient to cover expenses.

Public transport in Sarajevo will undergo changes, including a new trolleybus route and a complete traffic suspension, due to final asphalt paving and construction work on the Grbavica roundabout.

During Serbia's longest heatwave in a year, complaints are increasing regarding non-functional or switched-off air conditioning units in public transport, with some reports being subsequently canceled.

The Government of Montenegro has proposed new state-capital representatives for the supervisory boards of Railway Transport and Railway Infrastructure, decided during a telephone session on August 20.

The city of Valjevo, Serbia, is looking for a partner to operate public transport on 12 urban and 11 suburban lines, a concession valued at approximately three billion dinars.

The Montenegrin government is arranging transport for its citizens who were left stranded in Catania, Italy. This initiative aims to ensure the safe return of Montenegrin nationals.

Officials in Kranjska Gora deny complaints about transport to Vrata Valley, but a representative from the Alpine Association of Slovenia suggests that late arrivals on full buses increase risks for hikers.

Transport carriers from the Western Balkans are threatening new blockades if they do not receive satisfactory responses from Brussels by September 1st regarding their demands. They warn that if they cease operations, the entire region's transport system will come to a halt.

Only 15 of Belgrade's 113 trams have working air conditioning, and 30 CAF brand trams are currently out of service, leading the public transport company to use older vehicles without climate control.

A rare polar wave has brought snow to sea level in New Zealand, leading to road closures and disruptions to transport and school operations. The severe weather has impacted various parts of the country.

Belgrade's public transport union has reported an alarming number of complaints, over 2,800, from citizens regarding the failure to activate air conditioning in public vehicles. This issue highlights concerns about passenger comfort during hot weather.

Montenegro's railway transport company (ŽPCG) sold 787 train tickets online in just seven days, generating approximately 38,000 euros in revenue. This indicates a growing adoption of online ticket purchasing.

Poslednja izjava gradonačelnika Beograda Aleksandra Šapića o interesnim grupama koje kroz „pacovske kanale” opstruišu mere u gradskom prevozu, ponovo je otvorila pitanje dubokih podela unutar…

Fourteen people were injured when a luxury river cruise ship carrying 200 passengers struck a wall near the Freudenau hydroelectric plant on the Danube River.

The Statistical Office of Republika Srpska has rejected claims from the Federal Statistical Office that its average salary data could mislead the public, calling the accusations 'completely inaccurate' and 'unprofessional'.

Unknown perpetrators robbed a cash transport vehicle in Ljubljana's BTC area, prompting a large police response and a helicopter search for the suspects.

Cash was stolen from a money transport vehicle, prompting authorities to deploy a helicopter in the search for the perpetrators. Investigations are underway to apprehend those responsible for the theft.

Montenegrin transporters warn that rising fuel prices will inevitably lead to increased costs, stating they cannot continue to absorb budget revenue shortfalls from diesel excise taxes.

German police are investigating the disappearance of 20 tons of cheese, valued at tens of thousands of euros, which went missing en route from Bavaria to a buyer in France after a subcontractor was hired for transport.

A transport company has arranged for the return of some Serbian citizens injured in a serious traffic accident in Montenegro, though others will need to make their own arrangements.

The Montenegrin city of Nikšić is preparing to launch a new city bus service in September, which will initially be free of charge, with early morning and late evening routes planned.

The Association of Transporters of Montenegro stated that the government has not shown readiness to support them, contrasting it with Croatia's strategic approach to protecting its own strong transport sector.

The book collection 'Prišleki' delves into literary tradition, tracing a journey from a transport entrepreneur to established literature. The series offers insights into the evolution of storytelling.

The Center for Local Self-Government (CLS) announced that Belgrade citizens are incurring daily interest of approximately 300,000 dinars (nearly 10 million dinars monthly) because the City of Belgrade has failed to execute a final judgment to pay outstanding debts to a carrier.

The final Renault Clio car rolled off the production line at the Revoz plant in Novo Mesto, Slovenia, in June, marking the end of 33 years of production. The factory will now focus on electric vehicles, producing 300 Twingos daily.

Montenegrin police have filed criminal charges against an individual, D.E., for illegal trade, specifically for transporting a car without proper authorization, following an order from the state prosecutor in Bijelo Polje.

An official van belonging to a commander of the BiH Border Police was used to transport furniture to a weekend house in Pelješac, Dalmatia. Croatian police detained the driver in connection with the incident.

The European Union is enhancing the rights of passengers using public transportation. These new measures aim to improve consumer protection and service standards for travelers.

Police in Montenegro's 'South' regional security center, in cooperation with the Road Transport Inspectorate, conducted increased traffic controls focusing on compliance with road transport regulations and working hours for mobile workers. This resulted in 15 violation orders and 11 misdemeanor reports.

Montenegrin carrier associations deem it unacceptable that the country's most crucial border crossing for international transport, GP Debeli Brijeg, operates in a manner that restricts goods flow and slows economic activities. They demand 24-hour operation.

Croatian police have arrested five foreign nationals, identified as Ukrainians, for smuggling a large number of migrants who illegally entered Croatia in Brod-Posavina County.

Belgrade's public transport will switch to its summer timetable starting tomorrow, introducing five seasonal lines to Ada Ciganlija. This adjustment aims to accommodate increased demand for the popular recreational area during the summer months.

Belgrade's public transport union has announced the launch of an online portal for passengers to report buses not using air conditioning. The portal will be active from Friday, allowing citizens to submit complaints about uncomfortable conditions.

Road maintenance work in Bulevar umetnosti in New Belgrade will lead to the closure of the roadway from tomorrow until Saturday, June 20, causing changes in public transport routes.

Parts of NASA's massive Space Launch System (SLS) rocket were transported by train to Florida for assembly, in preparation for future Artemis missions to the Moon.

Public transport lines in Belgrade's Mirijevo district will be changed over the weekend due to ongoing roadworks on Dragoslava Srejovića Street.

Iran's state television, IRIB, reported that an American missile struck a small cargo ship transporting basic necessities from Oman to Iran, citing local officials.

Velibor Peulić, coordinator of the LOGISTICS CONSORTIUM OF BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA, stated after a meeting with the Minister of Communications and Transport that no concrete solutions were offered for the key demands of transporters.

A traffic engineer in Belgrade, Zoran Rubinjoni, stated that the announced closure of Despot Stefan Boulevard for tunnel construction must be accompanied by strengthened public transport and improved 'BG voz' operations.

Croatian police conducted controls on buses transporting children, resulting in three vehicles being removed from traffic due to irregularities.

Wizz Air has accused the Serbian Civil Aviation Directorate of endangering its business operations, while the Directorate maintains that regulatory changes do not limit air carriers' traffic rights.

Analyses for public transport reorganization in Belgrade for EXPO 2027, including removing trolleybus networks and replacing vehicles, are reportedly in conflict with the city authorities' existing plans.

The former head of Bosnia and Herzegovina's State Investigation and Protection Agency (SIPA) has publicly questioned the leadership of the Republika Srpska Ministry of Interior regarding allegations of official vehicles being used to transport cocaine.

Police in Montenegro have filed criminal charges against a 23-year-old man from Podgorica for illegal trade, after he was found transporting textile goods worth nearly 40,000 euros without proper documentation on the Berane – Kolašin highway.

Public transport services in Belgrade will be increased on Saturday, May 30th, for the observance of All Souls' Day. The number of vehicles on lines serving cemeteries will be augmented between 8 AM and 4 PM.

The city of Smederevo, with nearly 100,000 inhabitants, reportedly has only two functional ambulance vehicles for patient transport to tertiary care facilities. This forces patients, even those with serious conditions like a broken hip or heart attack, to arrange their own transport.

Labor organizations argue that wage growth must benefit all employees, presenting a proposal to the government and finance ministry to raise standard expense allowances.

Serbian authorities detained a woman accused of facilitating the transport of a suspect linked to the arson attack on Prosecutor Vujičić’s vehicle. The arrest marks a development in the investigation into the targeted attack.

The Slovenian government is preparing financial support and temporary fuel allocation limits to assist farmers and logistics operators facing sharply rising energy costs. Officials plan to fund the measures using revenues from the national securities exchange.

Leaders of Serbia’s transport associations have vowed to continue blocking all border crossings leading to the European Union during the upcoming September demonstrations. The standoff reflects ongoing disputes over customs regulations, trucking fees, and bilateral trade negotiations.

Freight operators from the Western Balkans have delivered formal demands to European Union representatives, calling for immediate reforms to Schengen zone duration limits. Warning of imminent cross-border protests, the industry argues that current regulations threaten the viability of regional logistics and trade.

Freight operators across the Western Balkans are organizing protests and warning of border blockades to demand an immediate fix to the Schengen 90/180-day visa rule. Industry leaders argue the current regulations severely disrupt cross-border logistics and trade.

Police have closed Vuk Karadžić Street and are regulating traffic on nearby roads as transport workers stage a protest in Podgorica.

Following its acquisition of the state-owned company Lasta, private firm Strela plans to expand its market share by targeting operations previously managed by Belgrade's public transit authority, raising concerns over emerging monopolies.

A motorist who ran a red light collided with a cyclist on Dunajska street, leaving the rider in critical condition. Emergency services rushed the victim to the hospital as authorities investigate the severe accident.

Transport union leaders organized a warning protest outside the EU Delegation office in Podgorica to voice concerns over anticipated changes to visa regulations discussed at the upcoming Schengen meeting.

Transit authorities in Slovenia are ramping up operations to accommodate students returning to classrooms. More than 1,000 buses and 120 trains are scheduled to run on the first day of the academic year.

Seven major trade union confederations presented a joint proposal to the government requesting tax deductions and additional allowances for food and transportation to offset rising inflation and living expenses.

Public transport routes in New Belgrade will be altered from tomorrow until August 29 due to ongoing construction work on Egyptian Street.

Consumer price data for July shows significant increases in public transit and municipal service fees across Republika Srpska, contrasting with a notable decline in dairy product prices.

Questions are being raised in Croatia after a Ministry of Interior Bell helicopter was used to transport an official from Mostar, rather than for patient transport from Dubrovnik.

Serbian traffic police will intensify controls on drivers and buses transporting passengers to tourist destinations to ensure proper and safe participation in traffic.

Naftni tanker pod liberijskom zastavom koji je prevozio rusku naftu "Skiros", bio je meta napada u nedelju u Crnom moru, u blizini terminala Kaspijsko

The private transport company C&LC Group in Belgrade has been identified by public transport unions as the leader in citizen complaints and for contributing to the deterioration of transport services.

A citizen of Kosovo was stopped at the Croatian border and fined 6000 euros after customs officials discovered 43 units of undeclared cargo in his travel suitcase.

North Macedonia's Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Transport, Aleksandar Nikoloski, stated that the government in Skopje is independently resolving international transport issues and urged transporters not to succumb to propaganda from Serbia.

Representatives of transport associations from Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia, Montenegro, and North Macedonia announced renewed protests at EU borders if the European Commission does not resolve the issue of Schengen stay limitations by September 1st.

A 31-year-old Slovenian national has confessed to murdering Austrian online influencer Stefanie, his former girlfriend, and burying her body in a forest, with his brother and father allegedly assisting in transporting the body.

A citizen of Bosnia and Herzegovina was stopped at a border crossing and fined €11,490 after authorities discovered undeclared goods in their vehicle. The incident highlights strict customs regulations and penalties for non-compliance.

The United Nations has uncovered evidence of secret flights, utilizing Boeing aircraft, that transported weapons and mercenaries for a Sudanese paramilitary group.

The Center for Local Self-Government (CLS) claims there is an unspoken agreement to avoid paying penalties for non-functional air conditioning systems in public transport vehicles. This alleged agreement aims to prevent fines related to the lack of working AC.

Criminal investigators in Koper are intensively probing the theft of hundreds of thousands of euros in cash from a security service vehicle in Izola, Slovenia, which occurred on Monday.

The Danube River is experiencing exceptionally low water levels in some areas, posing a threat to both water supply and the transport of fuel. The reduced flow is causing significant concern for regional infrastructure and logistics.

A money transport vehicle was robbed in Ljubljana's BTC area, with multiple police patrols and a helicopter deployed to the scene, following a similar incident in Izola.

An ambulance driver from Vranje, Serbia, was severely injured when a truck collided with his vehicle after it broke down due to an electrical fault while transporting a child to Niš.

Traffic police in Bar sanctioned four companies and one responsible person for violating regulations concerning drivers' daily rest and exceeding permitted continuous driving time.

Transport associations from Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, and North Macedonia have given the European Commission until August 10 to provide a systemic solution for professional truck drivers' stay in the Schengen zone, which currently limits them to a maximum of 90 days.

Three people were injured in a road accident on the Rožaje – Berane road in Montenegro, with one child in critical condition, prompting an offer of assistance from the city of Niš for the affected families.

The Karawanken Tunnel was temporarily closed in both directions, causing disruptions. It has since been reopened to traffic.

Smugglers are transporting Iranian fuel on motorcycles through war zones and extreme temperatures to Pakistan. This dangerous operation highlights the illicit trade routes for fuel in the region.

Public transport services in Nikšić, Montenegro, are set to begin in September, utilizing two buses and a van provided by the Ministry of Public Works. Services will initially be free, with potential charges considered later.

The largest consortium of private transport operators in Belgrade, 'BG bus prevoz,' has warned the city's leadership that they will suspend public transport services if outstanding debts are not paid. The Center for Local Self-Government (CLS) announced that Belgrade is facing a complete suspension of public transport due to this threat.

The Center for Local Self-Government (CLS) announced that the city of Belgrade has lost a dispute with the transport company Arriva Litas. This legal defeat is costing Belgrade citizens approximately 300,000 dinars in daily interest, totaling nearly 10 million dinars monthly.

The last Clio car has rolled off the production line at Revoz after 33 years, as the factory shifts its focus primarily to manufacturing 300 electric Twingos per day.

Slovenian Railways (SŽ) have implemented new pricing and ticket offers, with one-way and return tickets now averaging 16 percent higher, and the on-board ticket purchase fee increasing from five to twelve euros.

Dunavska Street in Belgrade will be undergoing construction work throughout the entire month of July, leading to changes in public transport routes. Residents and commuters should expect disruptions.

The Serbia Centre (SRCE) party has accused Belgrade's public transport system of being improperly used to transport rally participants from Kragujevac to Belgrade, suggesting a political rally is underway.

Annual inflation in Republika Srpska reached 5.7 percent in May, with housing and transport now the primary drivers, marking the first significant monthly price drop after several months of growth.

The Montenegrin Transporters' Association has announced new protests, citing system failures that caused week-long delays in customs processing for trucks, leading to significant disruptions in deliveries.

The Transporters Association deems it unacceptable for Montenegro's most important international transport border crossing, Debeli Brijeg, to operate in a manner that restricts goods flow and slows economic activity.

Belgrade's public transport system launched its summer schedule with fewer vehicles, but faced over 140 complaints in a single day regarding non-functional air conditioning, with some vehicles even having heating on.

A rebalance of Belgrade's budget will be discussed on Thursday, prompted by a surplus in the city's treasury. Citizens are also encouraged to report any public transport malfunctions.

Singer Adi Šoše surprised public transport passengers in Sarajevo by performing a mini-concert on a bus, with videos of the unusual performance circulating online.

French automotive giant Renault Group, as the sole shareholder of the Slovenian company Revoz, decided at a general meeting to allocate the entire 15.56 million euros of Revoz's retained earnings for 2025 as dividends. The company also appointed Anne-Catherine Brieux to the supervisory board.

A video from Sarajevo's public transport has gone viral, showing passengers spontaneously singing a hit song by Halid Bešlić, reflecting the lively atmosphere in the city.

Truck driver Milomir Jaćimović is set to report to prison in Klisa after his fines were converted into a jail sentence. He continues to maintain his innocence and claims he was denied the right to appeal.

EXPO 2027 is planning study visits for students, with the itinerary to be tailored to their interests. However, questions have arisen regarding who will cover the costs for transportation, tickets, food, daily allowances, and insurance for these student visits.

A working group meeting in Bosnia and Herzegovina on June 10, 2026, did not bring the expected solutions for transporters in the country.

Srbijavoz announced that train tickets will become more expensive starting July 15. Railway transport prices will increase by an average of 10 percent.

The Center for Local Self-Government (CLS) announced that residents of Novi Beograd have been without tram transport for a year due to ongoing works at the Novi Beograd railway station, with insufficient information provided by authorities.

Police in Ugljan, Croatia, stopped a man for transporting waste without a permit and immediately removed him from traffic, resulting in a substantial fine.

The Serbian Civil Aviation Directorate announced that no airline has been denied the right to operate flights between Serbia and EU member states, addressing recent media reports regarding changes in civil aviation regulatory framework.

Vienna is implementing a new system where payment cards will also function as tickets for public transportation.

Perica Stanić, former director of Bosnia's State Investigation and Protection Agency (SIPA), has sent a letter to the Ministry of Interior of Republika Srpska (MUP RS) demanding answers regarding allegations that official RS government vehicles may have been used to transport cocaine.

Police seized around 20 kilograms of cocaine near Bačka Palanka, Serbia, which was being transported on the Danube River. Authorities are currently searching for suspects.