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Vehicles do not keep to the speed limit. Activists registered a car driving at a speed of 92 km/h in the city centre.
The pandemic reduced traffic through the airport last year.
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The constructor expects the stretch to take the strain off traffic to and from the capital.
Public transport should become greener in the capital.
Impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic, new tender for a highway toll system and the still incomplete cross-country highway are among the highlights of the latest Business Focus.
The controversial contract for the current system will terminate at the end of 2022.
The aim is to find out the current state of the traffic at the border.
The connection will be operated by the Slovak ZSSK and the Austrian ÖBB.
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Car transport is used the most, but its share is lower than in the rest of the EU.
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Activists call on the government to use billions from the EU to enhance bike transport in Slovakia.
It will not prolong a controversial contract with SkyToll.
Bratislava offers diverse alternative transport.
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International air transport might resume in Slovakia in July.
Transport companies respond to the changed usage of public transport due to the COVID-19 virus pandemic.
SAD Zvolen accepted a deal from the region’s representatives following a dispute over contract amendments.
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The connection will link Belgium with central Europe.
The frequency of buses will decrease and the fare will go up.
A 365-day highway vignette has been approved as well.
The highway is crucial for the EU’s transborder Katowice-Ostrava-Žilina industrial zone.
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The journey from China took a fortnight.
- 1. Foreigners without Slovak public health insurance can now register for a Covid jab
- 2. News digest: New travel rules become effective, more foreigners can sign up for vaccination
- 3. Slovakia should prepare for the first heat wave
- 4. Presidents, prime ministers and even the pope. The world is coming to Bratislava again
- 5. How to travel to and from Slovakia during COVID-19
- 6. Mass events, border crossing and vaccinated people. Several anti-pandemic rules change of Monday
- 7. President Čaputová met with Biden, he appreciated Slovakia’s progress
- 8. Prices of houses grew at record-breaking pace globally, Slovakia in top five
- 9. Strict Slovak-Austrian border controls scrapped
- 10. The Danube embankment in Petržalka will change its look
- 1. Mass events, border crossing and vaccinated people. Several anti-pandemic rules change of Monday
- 2. Instead of love, "garden gnomes" cause uproar in a Slovak UNESCO town
- 3. How to travel to and from Slovakia during COVID-19
- 4. Prices of houses grew at record-breaking pace globally, Slovakia in top five
- 5. Slovakia should prepare for the first heat wave
- 6. The Danube embankment in Petržalka will change its look
- 7. Foreigners without Slovak public health insurance can now register for a Covid jab
- 8. News digest: Another Covid strain detected in Slovakia
- 9. News digest: New travel rules become effective, more foreigners can sign up for vaccination
- 10. Every Irish village has a Gaelic football team. So does Bratislava
- 1. Strict Slovak-Austrian border controls scrapped
- 2. How to travel to and from Slovakia during COVID-19
- 3. Mass events, border crossing and vaccinated people. Several anti-pandemic rules change of Monday
- 4. Prices of houses grew at record-breaking pace globally, Slovakia in top five
- 5. News digest: Only a test needed for travel from neighbouring EU countries to Slovakia
- 6. Instead of love, "garden gnomes" cause uproar in a Slovak UNESCO town
- 7. The Danube embankment in Petržalka will change its look
- 8. News digest: Another Covid strain detected in Slovakia
- 9. Coronavirus in Slovakia: 49 new cases confirmed (graphs)
- 10. Slovakia should prepare for the first heat wave