Zagreb police conducted a preventive and repressive action overnight, identifying 456 traffic violations and fining 129 drivers for speeding, with a record alcohol level also reported.
High gas prices, with the AAA average above $4 per gallon in the US, are influencing consumer behavior, leading some drivers to switch to credit cards offering better fuel rewards.
The European Commission is introducing new regulations that will require drivers to renew their licenses more frequently, every 10 years for all drivers, at a higher cost.
O’Connell Street at rush hour on Wednesday evening had a dishevelled, but carnival air, like the final day of a Spanish fiesta. The protesting drivers were standing around, bored.
BSO taxi drivers are joining Hreyfil, as the company announces its expansion into North Iceland, marking its first operation outside the capital region.
Moldovan police have announced a significant increase in traffic on national roads, with over 100 drivers caught exceeding the speed limit, particularly as many travel to local communities.
A Romanian man, known as the “Prince of Dubai,” was arrested in Warsaw, Poland, for orchestrating a roadside scam. He was caught attempting to defraud drivers with fake gold and jewelry.
Favorable weather conditions prevail in Montenegro, with dry roads and good visibility, but drivers are advised to exercise caution and respect signage due to altered traffic regimes on several sections.
A 44-year-old woman was found walking on the S17 expressway towards Lublin at night, dressed in black and barely visible to drivers, creating a dangerous situation.
The Philippine Department of Transportation (DOTr) announced that franchise suspension or revocation will be imposed on operators and drivers who violate the terms and conditions of the government’s service contracting program (SCP) starting April 15.
Drivers in Vilnius are warned about temporary traffic restrictions and the closure of a section of Geležinio Vilko Street. These measures are in place until early June due to ongoing renovation work on the Liubartas bridge.
China's economy has demonstrated a stellar performance in the first quarter, bolstered by strong drivers and getting off to a good start, putting it on track to meet its annual growth target.
Prosecutors have requested a one-year prison sentence, a €150,000 fine, and a ten-year ban from public office for former mayor Patrick Balkany, accused of using municipal police officers as personal drivers.
Airlines have successfully shifted their strategy from offering first-class seats as complimentary upgrades to persuading passengers to pay premium prices, turning them into a significant source of revenue.
An accessory that silences the seatbelt warning sound is being sold, but its use while driving poses significant safety risks and can result in fines for drivers.
Snow and slush are impacting morning traffic in Jutland, causing disruptions for commuters. Drivers are advised to exercise caution due to the weather conditions.
The economic repercussions of 'Trump's war' are significantly affecting various sectors in Thailand, far from direct conflict zones. Taxi drivers, fishermen, and farmers in the country are reportedly facing severe hardship.
Bosnia and Herzegovina is bracing for significant border delays and potential loss of 20,000 drivers as the new EES system comes into full effect tomorrow. Professional drivers are expected to have their days reset under the new rules.
Traffic routes in Budapest will be altered around Heroes' Square and Andrássy Avenue due to the "Rendszerbontó Nagykoncert," advising drivers to avoid the area.
The Styrian highway in Slovenia is being expanded to a six-lane road, a project expected to lead to longer traffic jams for drivers, particularly on the carriageway towards Maribor.
Neđo Mandić, president of the International Transport of Serbia business association, stated that efforts are underway to secure 'D' visas for professional drivers, which would allow them unlimited stays in EU countries, thus averting planned protests by carriers.
Police in Cyprus are warning drivers of heavy rainfall and standing water on the Nicosia-Limassol motorway, particularly in the Kofinou and Choirokoitia areas, leading to significantly reduced visibility. Drivers are advised to exercise caution.
Taxi drivers in Riga, Daugavpils, and Jelgava, Latvia, will protest on Monday against what they call Bolt's "monopoly," planning to close city centers.
Under the initiative, PUV operators and drivers will receive additional payments ranging from P40 to P100 per kilometer, on top of their regular income from passenger fares.
A 27-year-old man, known as the "Prince from Dubai," has been arrested in Poland for allegedly scamming drivers by offering fake valuable jewelry in exchange for money, claiming he needed fuel. Police believe he operated similarly in France and the Netherlands.
A video of an ostrich running at high speeds and weaving through traffic on a highway in Chonburi province, Thailand, has gone viral, surprising drivers.
Drivers in the Olomouc region of the Czech Republic must anticipate a road closure between Křelov and Břuchotín starting Thursday, as workers connect the busy road to the D35 highway, with work expected to last until the end of May.
Octopus has stated that Hong Kong taxi drivers cannot impose surcharges for card payments, as merchant fees have already been waived. This clarification comes in response to a dispute over additional fees for using the payment platform, which all Hong Kong taxis must accept as of April 1.
An article discusses the heightened dangers of driving in the dark on Cuban streets. Reduced visibility and a lack of proper lighting on vehicles and infrastructure contribute to increased risks for drivers, pedestrians, and obstacles.
Bifreiðastöð Oddeyrar (BSO), a taxi company in Akureyri, will soon cease to exist under its current name after 73 years of operation, with its drivers now operating under the Hreyfill brand. This change comes as the site of the taxi station is slated for new construction, requiring the company to relocate its activities by May 1st.
Drivers in Vilnius, Lithuania, have been warned of potential traffic congestion and restrictions in the city center on Wednesday evening as Lithuanians gather for a protest near the Seimas (parliament).
Significant traffic problems are being reported across the Attica basin in Athens, particularly during midday. Major road arteries are experiencing increased congestion and delays, testing the patience of drivers.
The historic Republic Square in Plzeň, Czech Republic, has begun a revitalization project that will transform its western part with new trees, water features, and changes for drivers.
Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) arrested over a dozen individuals suspected of being undocumented immigrants at a Pennsylvania DMV. The arrests followed a public tip regarding truck drivers at the facility.
The Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board (LTFRB) announced that service contracting for public utility vehicles (PUVs) will commence on April 15, aiming to assist commuters.
Estonian Minister of Finance Jürgen Ligi has publicly stated his opposition to reducing diesel excise duty. He argues against the measure, which was proposed to assist drivers facing surging global oil prices exacerbated by the Iran war.
Motorists in Kenya are experiencing ongoing frustration due to persistent technical hitches affecting the eCitizen platform's drivers’ licence renewal service.
The National Petroleum Authority (NPA) in Ghana announced plans to tighten registration requirements for both owners and drivers of petroleum tankers operating in the country.
An analysis explores the reasons behind the recent divergence of gold and silver prices from their traditional fundamental drivers, prompting questions about market dynamics.
Drivers near Plzeň, Czech Republic, should expect traffic restrictions starting Tuesday as reconstruction begins on the Výsluní interchange on road I/27. The work includes replacing asphalt layers, adjusting guardrails, cleaning ditches, and renewing road markings to extend the road's lifespan.
During the recent holidays in Latvia, authorities reported an increase in drunk drivers caught compared to last year. Firefighters were also busy, particularly with brush fires, one of which resulted in a fatality.
A new and unusually shaped traffic sign has appeared in central Athens, near Syntagma Square, sparking curiosity and confusion among drivers and pedestrians due to its distinctive form.
Irish police (Gardaí) conducted a major road policing operation over the Easter bank holiday weekend, catching over 4,000 drivers speeding and 175 intoxicated. The operation ran from Thursday, April 2, until Monday morning.
Data from the Icelandic Transport Authority's annual survey shows a decline in seat belt usage among young adults aged 18 to 24 in Iceland. This trend has prompted the launch of a new awareness campaign.
Major roads across the country are experiencing significant delays and blockages due to ongoing protests against rising fuel prices. Commuters are advised to expect disruptions.
The Ghana Shippers’ Authority, in collaboration with GIZ and JAPTU, has initiated a nationwide sensitization campaign for haulage truck drivers ahead of the enforcement of Axle Load regulations.
Luxembourg has penalized more than 5,700 drivers for using mobile phones while driving in less than a year, with violations incurring a €250 fine and four points, and potential court proceedings.
Drivers in Vilnius spotted two rabbits on the road, prompting specialists to warn about the increased presence of wild animals on roads, especially before Easter.
Police patrols were strengthened in dozens of locations across the Vysočina region of the Czech Republic during Easter Monday, focusing on drivers under the influence of alcohol and drugs. While most drivers were responsible, some were found to have consumed alcohol before driving.
Die Petromonarchien am Golf standen bis vor kurzem für unendlichen Reichtum und den Traum von einer besseren Zukunft. Nun herrscht dort Krieg. Wie gehen sie damit um?
With national gasoline prices now confirmed to be over $4 a gallon and rising rapidly, drivers across the U.S. are facing significantly higher fuel costs and are actively looking for strategies to maximize fuel efficiency.
The Municipality of Athens announced that drivers will be able to retrieve their driving licenses starting April 7, providing convenience for the upcoming Easter holidays.
Belgrade's Third Basic Public Prosecutor's Office has announced that an indictment has been filed against a 38-year-old man suspected of robbing two taxi drivers at knifepoint in Zemun after their rides.
Traffic police in Greece conducted spot checks on truckers, resulting in the apprehension of one in five drivers. The operation highlights ongoing efforts to enforce road safety regulations.
Irish police reported that more than 3,000 drivers were caught speeding during the first four days of their Easter road traffic operation, including one motorist travelling at 138 km/h in a 50km/h zone.
The "Parking servis" company has launched a "Park and Bike" initiative, allowing drivers to pick up to four bicycles when they park their cars at one of five designated parking facilities in the city.
The local government unit of Polangui in Albay province, Philippines, has issued an executive order to grant P1,000 fuel subsidy vouchers to registered tricycle operators and drivers.
The total number of registered unemployed persons in Cyprus reached 11,243 at the end of March, with tourism and technical sectors identified as key drivers for the increase.
UPS and the Teamsters union have reached a settlement agreement that places caps on severance offers for drivers, with new details emerging on the deal.
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A disruption in LPG supply has significantly reduced the number of autorickshaws operating in Bengaluru, forcing commuters to rely on CNG vehicles amidst ongoing fuel access issues.
Amid a rise in car thefts, drivers are reportedly placing car keys in microwaves as a method to prevent key cloning, with insurance companies now offering services against such thefts.
Bulgarian police reported catching fourteen individuals driving with over 1.2 per mille alcohol in their system in a single day. Additionally, twelve others were found driving with alcohol levels between 0.5 and 1.2 per mille, and four refused testing.
The Netherlands has become the first country in Europe to authorize autonomous driving for Tesla vehicles, under the condition that drivers remain in the car and closely monitor the system.
The global oil market continues to experience price surges due to geopolitical tensions, impacting US consumers with higher fuel costs, while oil traders are now reacting to developments like Iran's truce, which is not yet reflected in stock markets.
A new generation of trolleybuses has been introduced in Bucharest, featuring an alcohol interlock system that prevents the vehicle from starting if the driver fails a breathalyzer test.
In Sierra Leone, women are increasingly becoming rickshaw drivers, challenging societal stigma to earn a living and contribute to women's empowerment in their communities.
Legislation in Greece outlines exceptions for toll payments, allowing certain drivers to pass through toll booths for free, particularly as the Easter holiday exodus approaches.
A new road interchange has been opened in Krzyszkowice on the Zakopianka route, improving safety and speed for drivers, providing dedicated infrastructure for pedestrians, and reducing noise for residents with acoustic screens.
The AMSS reported that trucks are experiencing five-hour waits at the Batrovci border crossing, advising drivers to travel rested during holiday periods due to potential delays.
Police have announced traffic changes and detours in Ivanka pri Dunaji, near Bratislava, due to the closure of the D1 highway, with drivers advised to use alternative routes.
A primary school principal in Dublin has expressed serious concerns about aggressive driving and inconsiderate parking outside her school, warning that a child could be injured.
Over 1,400 motorized tricycle drivers in Valencia and Malaybalay cities, Bukidnon, received cash assistance as part of a government relief program to mitigate rising fuel prices. The aid was distributed on April 8.
Soaring fuel costs, attributed to global conflicts, are prompting consumers to seek savings, leading to increased interest in electric vehicles. Many drivers at the New York Auto Show are considering EVs as an alternative due to high petrol prices.
Routine disputes are occurring between cab drivers and passengers, reportedly due to ride-hailing applications failing to adequately communicate fare policies, leading to frequent clashes.
Five deer ran onto a highway near Balatonfenyves, Hungary, creating dangerous moments for drivers, which were captured on video. Drivers reportedly handled the situation well.
Neđo Mandić, president of the International Transport of Serbia business association, stated that there are no planned protests by transporters as efforts are underway to secure 'D' visas for professional drivers, which would allow them unlimited stays in EU countries.
Drivers in Lithuania face fines and annulled technical inspections for using studded tires, which will be prohibited on the country's roads starting Friday.
The European Parliament's Transport Committee has approved changes aimed at easing drivers' burdens, obliging countries to share car mileage and technical inspection information to reduce odometer fraud.
A blind couple was denied a taxi at Graz Airport because of their assistance dog, prompting the Association for the Blind and Visually Impaired to demand mandatory training for taxi drivers to prevent discrimination.
Official figures from Spain's DGT reveal a significant trend of young people, particularly men, delaying obtaining their driving licenses. The proportion of drivers under 25 has dropped from 73% to 58% in two decades, indicating a shift in youth priorities.
Fearing a loss of competitiveness for their products, transport companies remain highly reluctant to pass on to their customers fuel cost increases that have been triggered by the war in Iran and the…
Taxi and private-hire drivers in Singapore view a S$200 payout as a helpful gesture but not a long-term solution, as many report increased daily petrol expenses due to rising prices.
Two drivers in Poland were caught significantly exceeding the speed limit, with a 21-year-old in a BMW driving 166 km/h while banned from driving and being a wanted person, and a 46-year-old in a Porsche also speeding.
The Chief Financial Officer of Faire shared insights on the critical role of board construction and its continuous evolution as key drivers for company growth.
Drivers in Moldova have access to a Bonus-Malus mechanism that can reduce their car insurance (RCA) prices by up to half. However, few are aware of how it works or check their class before purchasing a policy.
Half of Lithuanian residents feel unsafe sharing the road with trucks, highlighting spring road dangers such as slippery surfaces and common driver errors.
New in-car technology is entering daily life, designed to monitor drivers in real-time. This system can recognize fatigue and urgent medical incidents before they become dangerous.
Czech police are preparing for the upcoming Europe-wide 'Speed Marathon' operation, targeting speeding drivers across hundreds of locations. Citizens actively participated in identifying high-risk areas for speed enforcement.
The Netherlands is experiencing a sharp increase in fuel theft, with more drivers leaving gas stations without paying, a direct consequence of rising petrol and diesel prices.
The Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) in the Philippines is holding a summit to discuss shifting to digital disbursement for the second tranche of cash relief aid for public utility vehicle (PUV) drivers.
New figures reveal that Auckland Transport issued nearly $49 million worth of parking infringements in 2025, marking a sharp increase compared to 2020.
The Ghana Stock Exchange (GSE) experienced a modest gain, with TotalEnergies and GCB emerging as key drivers in the post-holiday market recovery. This indicates positive movement in the Ghanaian equities market.
Official data shows that ride-hailing platforms like Uber and Bolt in Portugal recorded 39,615 active drivers in March 2026, marking an increase of approximately 6% compared to March 2025.
An Garda Síochána's five-day Easter Roads Policing Operation in Ireland resulted in over 175 arrests for driving under the influence and more than 4,000 drivers caught speeding.
Drivers returning after the holidays are experiencing a long traffic jam on the A6 highway towards Berlin, with a queue of cars stretching approximately six kilometers near Kołbaskowo.
The Czech Ministry of Finance will begin announcing maximum daily prices for petrol and diesel, incorporating lower diesel taxation and retailer margins, which is expected to save average drivers 120 crowns monthly.
Long-awaited reconstruction work on Didžioji and Piliuonos streets in Vaišvydava, Kaunas, Lithuania, began today, April 7th, with a budget of €4.4 million, leading to detours for drivers.
The Manila local government unit has raised the subsidy for drivers in its 'Libreng Sakay' (free ride) program from P3,500 to P4,000, in response to recent increases in diesel prices.
New regulations will be implemented from June 18 in Greece, making specific contents for car first-aid kits mandatory for all drivers, as per a decision by the Deputy Minister of Infrastructure and Transport.
The Municipality of Athens announced it will return driving licenses to many drivers ahead of the major exodus for Easter 2026, with certain exceptions.
A report highlights the absence of accountability when private ambulance drivers mishandle patients, raising concerns about responsibility in such incidents.
A lawsuit has been filed, claiming that three carriers and Kroger collaborated to block the hiring of former drivers from Quickway. The legal action alleges unfair labor practices against the former employees.
Bucharest's Street Administration has begun installing bollards on sidewalks to prevent drivers from parking illegally and to enhance pedestrian safety, a measure requested by the city's general mayor.
During the long Easter weekend, Latvian State Police intensified road traffic surveillance, resulting in 20 drivers caught under the influence of alcohol and one under drugs on Sunday, April 5.
Tricycle drivers in eight Northern Mindanao cities in the Philippines will receive a one-time P5,000 cash grant from the Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) to help mitigate the impact of rising fuel prices.
Montenegrin police arrested 133 drivers for driving under the influence of alcohol and drugs during the past weekend. Authorities also reported 46 traffic accidents, resulting in 7 serious and 15 minor injuries, though no fatalities.
A woman has died in a lorry crash in Ireland, bringing the total number of road fatalities in the country this year to 43. Gardaí also reported detecting over 3,000 drivers speeding.
Icelandic police are deploying vehicles to monitor traffic and assess road conditions, urging drivers with poorly equipped cars to remain at home. Authorities hope for calm traffic flow during this period.
A small aircraft made an emergency landing on an interstate highway in the United States on Saturday morning, astonishing drivers but resulting in no injuries, described as an "Easter miracle."
A list of the world's most dangerous roads has been published, featuring one from Serbia. The report highlights various obstacles and challenging conditions faced by drivers globally.
A blizzard and severe travel weather are expected across large parts of Iceland tomorrow, with wind gusts potentially exceeding 50 meters per second. Orange weather warnings have been issued, prompting drivers to travel earlier today.
Amid rising car thefts and key cloning concerns, some drivers are adopting unusual methods, such as placing car keys in microwave ovens, to protect their vehicles.
CAUAYAN CITY, Isabela — Tricycle drivers and operators are bracing for reduced earnings as the city government moves to finalize an odd-even scheme, a proposal that has been met with lukewarm…
An article discusses the legal obligations drivers have regarding the use of turn signals, providing clarity on when and how signals must be used according to traffic laws.
The Auto-moto savez Srbije (AMSS) announced favorable driving conditions with dry roads and light traffic, also providing updates on border wait times for drivers today.
Operations at Ghana’s ports could grind to a halt this Tuesday, April 14, as the Joint Association of Port Transport Drivers (JAPTU) prepares for a massive sit-down strike.
The Australian government has initiated an advertising campaign encouraging drivers to reduce fuel consumption as the country grapples with a persistent fuel supply crisis. This comes as Prime Minister Albanese's recent visit to Singapore did not result in immediate diesel shipments.
Diesel cars have long been a dominant choice for drivers due to their low consumption and high autonomy, but a new generation of plug-in hybrids is now challenging their supremacy.
Goldman Sachs reports that stock market instability is the new normal, attributing it to two primary forces rather than geopolitical developments like a potential war in Iran.
A new blue road sign featuring a white rhombus on French highways designates special lanes for carpooling or electric vehicles. Drivers failing to comply with the regulation face a fine of 135 euros.
Free-flow toll systems in France are proving problematic for drivers who forget to pay, leading to fines of 90 euros. Despite user complaints, concessionaires maintain that the system is satisfactory.
Greek police are warning citizens about a new wave of mobile phone scams specifically targeting drivers and vehicle owners, advising caution against suspicious messages.
North Macedonia's Ministry of Interior announced that ten drivers were detained for reckless driving offenses, including driving without a license and under the influence, across various cities.
Many drivers are reportedly misusing a specific button in car air conditioning systems, which has been confirmed by scientific research to pose serious health and safety risks. Warnings are being issued about its proper use.
Three trade unions of Belgrade's Public Transport Company (GSP) have stated that the City of Belgrade is "favoring private companies while punishing GSP drivers," criticizing the removal of driver bonuses through changes to the Collective Agreement.
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has ordered a P10/liter fuel subsidy for drivers and operators of public utility vehicles (PUVs) in the Philippines, aiming to provide weekly savings of P1,500 for three months.
Google Maps is integrating a new feature, marked by a 'Z' symbol, to provide drivers with more information and options for route planning amidst rapid changes in urban mobility.
Tricycle drivers in Tagbilaran City, Philippines, received P5,000 in aid to help cope with rising fuel prices. The assistance brought relief to 2,959 drivers struggling with daily earnings.
The Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) Field Office Caraga distributed P5,000 each in cash assistance to 8,888 tricycle drivers and operators in the Caraga region.
The President of the International Transport Association of Serbia, Neđo Mandić, stated that there are no driver protests, and efforts are underway to secure "D" visas for professional drivers.
As thousands of Greek drivers prepare for Easter getaways, authorities are reminding them of traffic code regulations regarding luggage loading and items prohibited from being transported in vehicles, along with associated fines.
President Marcos announced that the Philippine government will launch a service contracting program for public utility vehicle operators and drivers, offering per-kilometer rates to mitigate the oil crisis.
A Romanian man, dubbed "Prince of Dubai" by police, was arrested in the Polish capital after being caught conducting a roadside scam involving fake gold and jewelry targeting drivers.
Asian airlines are trimming flights due to tightening fuel supplies, while Batam ferries have cut trips to Singapore, both responding to the region's soaring fuel prices and supply challenges.
A working group meeting is scheduled between transporters and government representatives, led by the Minister of Communications and Transport, to coordinate activities regarding drivers' stay in the Schengen zone.
Repsol has extended its fuel discounts of up to 40 cents per liter until May 3rd, offering savings to drivers who use the Waylet app for refueling, with the amount depending on their contracted energy services with Repsol.
Walmart's CFO stated that the company's strategy remains intact despite tariffs and rising oil prices, highlighting AI, advertising, and marketplace as drivers for margin improvement.
An initiative targets first-year students to encourage them to think about road safety before obtaining their driver's license, aiming to make an impact on young people.
Applications for the Fuel Pass III fuel subsidy continue in Greece, but the platform is experiencing technical problems, preventing many drivers from completing their submissions.
Over 9,000 motorcycle-for-hire drivers in Eastern Visayas received P5,000 each in cash assistance from the Philippine government. The aid aims to mitigate the impact of rising fuel prices on public transport workers.
The International Transport Business Association announced the cancellation of protests and border blockades scheduled for April 14, even though a solution for professional drivers has not yet been found.
This article provides insights for drivers on how to interact safely with trucks on the road, emphasizing that many drivers underestimate the physical capabilities and limitations of heavy vehicles.
Diesel drivers are currently facing significantly higher costs at the pump compared to petrol drivers, leading to a notable price difference between the two fuels. The article explores the reasons behind this sudden shift in fuel pricing.
Greek authorities are testing new "walls" and systems to improve road safety at pedestrian crossings, which are often ignored by drivers. The initiative aims to reduce accidents and save lives.
A Greek article explains the traffic rules for roundabouts, a common source of confusion for drivers, despite the clarity of the new Road Traffic Code.
Pakistan's Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has framed electric mobility as a strategic necessity, citing surging energy prices and regional instability as key drivers for the country's adoption of e-mobility.
Sony Pictures Entertainment is implementing layoffs affecting hundreds of employees as part of a strategic move to refocus on new priorities, rather than a cost-cutting measure.
Two drivers in Iceland are expected to face charges for operating vehicles with inadequate tires for current conditions and for failing to properly clear their windows, leading to poor visibility.
Pretnje Donalda Trampa da izvrši masovno bombardovanje civilne infrastrukture u Iranu stavljaju američke vojne oficire pred dilemu: da li da se ogluše o naredbe ili da pomognu u izvršenju ratnih…
Approximately 20 percent of public utility vehicle (PUV) drivers and operators in the Philippines have reduced their daily trips. This reduction is a direct response to the continuous increase in fuel prices, impacting public transport services.
With Easter travelers preparing for their journeys, Greek drivers are being reminded of the rules and penalties, including the possibility of losing their driving license on national roads.
Judge Jakub Iwaniec, who is facing charges for allegedly driving under the influence and was involved in a hate scandal, has returned to his duties in a Warsaw court, where he will now preside over cases involving drunk drivers.
Toll cameras in Greece are now being used to detect various vehicle violations in real-time, including unregistered, uninsured, or uninspected vehicles, with fines being sent electronically to drivers.
The CEO of Duolingo shared an unconventional hiring test where taxi drivers' opinions influence candidate selection, highlighting a unique approach to evaluating potential employees.
Installation of traffic lights began on two intersections on 1. máje street in Dobřany, causing heavy traffic and the closure of a lane towards Plzeň, with drivers advised to expect delays.
French drivers are facing significant challenges due to a massive increase in diesel fuel prices, a situation exacerbated by France's historical reliance on diesel-powered vehicles.
Drivers in Croatia are facing another significant fuel price hike, particularly for diesel, which is expected to directly increase the cost of vacations ahead of the summer season.
In Cyprus, the Consumer Protection Service and the main consumer body have drawn opposing conclusions from the same fuel price data, clashing over whether a government excise duty cut has been fully passed on to drivers. The government had previously reduced the excise duty.
CNBC's Jim Cramer advised investors against prematurely calling a market bottom, asserting that interest rates, rather than geopolitical events, are the primary drivers of the current stock market.
Police in the Zlín Region of the Czech Republic have increased driver controls, focusing on vehicle technical condition, speed, and sobriety, following several recent cases of high alcohol levels among drivers.
The Third Basic Public Prosecutor's Office in Belgrade announced that an indictment has been filed against a 38-year-old man suspected of robbing two taxi drivers in Zemun under threat.
The Philippine National Police (PNP) has announced a crackdown on taxi drivers who overcharge passengers, issuing directives to intensify visibility in transport hubs and act on complaints.
Finnish authorities reported smooth Easter return traffic, with drivers attributing the ease to early departures, breaks, and calm driving. Traffic was expected to continue until 7 PM.
The Vilnius city municipality has issued a warning to drivers to move their cars from public areas, stating that vehicles not moved in time will be towed.
The Llogara Tunnel in Albania is undergoing final tests, with the concessionaire preparing to introduce tolls for vehicles this month. Car drivers will pay 250 Albanian Lek for a one-way trip and 500 Lek for a round trip.
In Switzerland, car drivers are frequently held liable in accidents involving bicycles, even if they are not at fault, due to statutory hazard liability laws.