A major crackdown on illegal motorbike parking has taken place in central Athens, as the Municipal Police and Traffic Police team up to clear public spaces. On November 5, 2024, 19 motorbikes were removed during the operation, part of an ongoing effort to improve traffic safety and accessibility. Since the initiative began in mid-October, 76 motorbikes have been lifted, and nearly 75 violations have been recorded, with the city pledging to continue weekly operations.
Tag: Urban mobility
Thessaloniki commuters will soon benefit from reduced fares on public transport, with the new metro and bus tickets set at €0.60 per ride. Infrastructure and Transport Minister Christos Staikouras announced these changes, which include a 10+1 ticket bundle for €5.80 and a €16 monthly unlimited travel card for both buses and metro. The new fares aim to encourage combined metro and bus use, with the metro’s debut anticipated by November 30.
The 20-year Strategic Plan for Attica Transport, led by OASA, aims to modernise Athens’ public transport and promote sustainable mobility. Key initiatives include expanding the metro, introducing eco-friendly buses, and boosting micro-mobility options. The plan aligns with European climate goals to reduce pollution and improve urban mobility.
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This new Tap & Pay system is part of a pilot project aimed at simplifying fare payment and eliminating the need for ticket purchases from vending machines