The election in August 2008 of Dragan Đilas as Mayor of Belgrade (approx. 1.5 inhabitants plus several hundred thousand more in the environs) marked the start of a new era for public transport more...
Vienna heads the European public transport league together with Helsinki and Munich. This is the result of a survey carried out by 16 European motoring clubs. Munich emerged as the winner with the only “very good” rating more...
Only in Vienna can public transport easily hold its own with the motor car: it is faster than car travel on many routes, and can reach the city centre in less than 30 minutes more...
Vienna Lines recently presented its investment programme for the year 2010. The mainstay will once again be the expansion of the underground network more...
Twenty years after the fall of the Iron Curtain, passengers travelling by rail between Austria and the Czech Republic get a very different impression more...
During the last few days, work started on rebuilding the regional airport of České Budějovice in the Czech Republic. In the future, this airport previously used primarily by light aircraft is destined to serve passenger aircraft more...
The ground-breaking ceremony for the construction of the underground railway in the Bulgarian capital of Sofia took place in 1978, over 30 years ago. However, construction proceeded at a slow pace more...