TRANSPORT

May Day to affect public transport
NEWS

The Athens metro, buses and trolleybuses will operate from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. on May Day, due to the decision of transport workers to participate in a strike, unions have said.


New plan for safer railway network
ECONOMY

The government unveiled reforms on Monday aimed at enhancing railway safety and increasing the flexibility of the state-run Hellenic Railways Organization (OSE), following the deadly 2023 Tempe disaster.



PM Mitsotakis unveils railway safety bill following Tempe tragedy
ECONOMY

Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis outlined key provisions of an upcoming bill on the safety and modernization of Greece’s railway network during a Cabinet meeting on Monday. He emphasized that the goal is to restore public trust in the network, which has been severely undermined by the 2023 Tempe train collision, the deadliest in Greek history.

Tempe train crash back to the fore
PREVIEW

The deadly Tempe train collision is back on the political agenda this week, as a new judicial file concerning the potential liability of former Transport Minister Kostas Karamanlis is set to be sent to Parliament.



Government to present new digital platform for rail safety 
ECONOMY

The government will present, on Monday, a draft bill to the Cabinet that will introduce a comprehensive set of measures aimed at upgrading rail safety, strengthening control mechanisms, and establishing uniform supervision across the entire national rail network.

Fake taxi driver arrested
NEWS

A 55-year-old taxi driver was arrested in central Athens by police for forgery and driving without a valid license.