State Highways Dept. to complete widening of BHEL Feeder Road in Ranipet by December
The project is expected to bring relief to motorists, especially truck drivers, bound for industrial units in the district
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The project is expected to bring relief to motorists, especially truck drivers, bound for industrial units in the district
Mozambique has ended three months of fuel aid for Maputo's minibuses. Operators want higher fares from 1 November, and talks with the government continue. The post Mozambique Ends Minibus Fuel Subsidy appeared first on The Rio Times.
Auto-rickshaw drivers and private bus operators lamented that their daily collections have plummeted drastically, leaving them struggling to make ends meet
Tanzania plans to move up to 1,500 rail containers a day from Dar es Salaam Port, easing road jams on a route used by Zambia and DR Congo. The post Tanzania Targets 1,500 Rail Containers a Day appeared first on The Rio Times.
The bridge was closed on June 25 to facilitate repair work by the by the NHAI’s concessionaire maintaining the section at an estimated cost of ₹10 crore
DR Congo has signed a joint development deal for MetroKin, a US$877 million airport rail line in Kinshasa, plus a study for a railway to Banana. The post DR Congo Signs US$877 Million MetroKin Deal appeared first on The Rio Times.
Dubbed the "Suez Canal on Rails", the line connects Red Sea ports directly to Mediterranean export terminals. Once fully operational, it is expected to carry up to 13 million tonnes of freight each year, allowing cargo to be transferred across Egypt by rail and helping bypass maritime bottlenecks.
Passengers living nearby say service roads have no access to the airport and they must travel eight km to reach the highway
Private bus owners say Suriname's city fare could climb by up to 59% without subsidies, while the government weighs tighter subsidy rules. The post Suriname Bus Fare Could Rise 59% Without Aid appeared first on The Rio Times.
India’s first national travel survey finds 55.8% of overnight household journeys are by bus against 17.7% by rail; only 5% of urban worker commutes use urban mass transit such as metro, suburban rail, monorail and trams
The ITLA will prepare a long-term Transport Plan covering roads, railways, ports, civil aviation and urban mobility, and evaluate government infrastructure projects worth ₹500 crore or more
He said the Vande Bharat Express (Train No. 26401/26404) created a new record by crossing both the world's highest Chenab Bridge and India's first cable-stayed Anji Bridge at 100 kmph
The common pass is sold at Hyderabad Metro Rail stations
Pemmasani says the overbridge will ease traffic congestion at a busy crossing used by 20,000 vehicles and crossed by 78 trains daily