Tag: transport policy
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Uganda Sets Sight on 1 Million New Vehicle Plates by 2026
Uganda’s Bold Push: 1 Million New Number Plates by 2026 In a show of momentum for road safety, regulatory compliance, and streamlined vehicle administration, Uganda’s official manufacturer of new number plates, ITMS, has set an ambitious target: 1 million new plates to be issued by 2026. The announcement, made in Kampala, underscores the country’s effort…
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MP Movements at Fuel Station Before Crash: CCTV Footage
Overview: A Night of Tragedy at the Fuel Station In the early hours of the morning, a fatal collision unfolded at a busy fuel station, drawing immediate attention to the sequence of events that preceded the crash. Records indicate that a Mercedes-Benz operated by a sitting member of parliament was involved in a head-on collision…
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Sydney’s $60 Toll Cap Becomes Permanent Plan: Two-Way Harbour Bridge Tolling Proposed to Fund It
Overview: A permanent $60 toll cap for Sydney drivers Sydney could soon see a permanent $60 weekly toll cap on the city’s roads, a policy that would transform how motorists plan and pay for trips around New South Wales’ biggest urban area. The current cap allows eligible drivers to claim up to a certain amount…
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Sydney Considers Making $60 Toll Cap Permanent with Two-Way Harbour Bridge Tolling Plan
Overview: A Permanent $60 Toll Cap on Sydney’s Roads In a major shift for how residents and visitors navigate Sydney, the New South Wales government is exploring making the current $60 weekly toll cap permanent. The cap, which allows drivers to claim up to $340 in toll rebates each fortnight, has been a point of…
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Ethiopia Leads Regional Road Safety Transformation, Says Minister Alemu Sime
Introduction: A Regional Push for Safer Roads Ethiopia is stepping into a leadership role in road safety across its region, signaling a shift from isolated measures to a coordinated, cross-border effort. Minister of Transport and Logistics Alemu Sime outlined a strategy that couples national reforms with regional collaboration, aiming to reduce traffic injuries and fatalities…
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Ethiopia Leads Regional Road Safety Transformation Efforts
Ethiopia at the Forefront of a Regional Road Safety Transformation Ethiopia is stepping into a pivotal role in reshaping road safety across its region, driven by a concerted effort that combines government leadership, community engagement, and partnerships with international organizations and local stakeholders. Minister of Transport and Logistics Alemu Sime recently highlighted a holistic approach…
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Baltic Transport Ministers Convene in Riga for Key Regional Talks
Overview: A pivotal Baltic transport meeting in Riga In a significant move to strengthen regional cooperation, Lithuanian Minister of Transport and Communications Juras Taminskas will visit Riga for talks with Latvia’s Minister of Transport Atis Švinka and Estonia’s Minister of Infrastructure Kuldar Leis. This annual gathering, part of the Baltic Transport Ministers’ framework, signals a…
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Bill Aims to Modernize Road User Charges with Digital Tracking
New Bill Introduces Digital Road User Charges (RUC) System A new bill called the Land Transport (Revenue) Amendment Bill has been introduced in Parliament with the goal of expanding and modernizing how Road User Charges (RUCs) are collected. Transport Minister Chris Bishop outlined that the proposed changes are designed to simplify tolling processes and shift…
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New Bill Aims to Modernize Road User Charges and Digital Tracking
Overview of the Bill A new legislative proposal seeks to overhaul how road tolls are collected in the country by expanding Road User Charges (RUCs) and moving toward a digital tracking system. The Land Transport (Revenue) Amendment Bill, introduced to Parliament, would simplify tolling processes for drivers while strengthening the government’s ability to monitor and…
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Galaw galaw na: LTFRB cracks down on Undas-ready terminals
Overview: Preparing for the Undas exodus With millions of Filipinos expected to travel during All Saints’ and All Souls’ Days, the LTFRB has issued a sweeping directive aimed at making bus terminals and stations cleaner, safer, and more passenger-friendly. LTFRB chairman Vigor D. Mendoza II announced that all bus companies and transport operators must elevate…