Land Transportation

Greek taxi drivers are set to strike for 24 hours, in protest of new tax regulations recently approved by the government.

Thessaloniki is preparing for a major overhaul of its public transportation system with the metro’s opening, alongside new bus routes and ticketing options.

Once Thessaloniki’s new metro line begins operations, commuters will be able to use a single ticket for both the metro and city bus services.

Thirty of 211 new buses ordered for Attica began service, significantly improving the region’s suburban public transit routes.

With high traffic expected around Greece’s August 15 holiday, the Greek Police urge drivers to adhere to safety measures during peak travel times.

The Greek Transport Ministry is exploring a major upgrade to Piraeus’s public transportation infrastructure, with the aim of enhancing connectivity and accessibility in Greece’s largest port city.

Visitors will experience the ultimate in comfort and convenience while exploring the island of Santorini with The Joy Van.

Greek hoteliers are calling for upgrades at Greece’s land border crossing points to ease procedures and reduce delays for road tourists.

Taxis in Greece are now required to display a special sticker informing customers that they accept credit card payments.

The Patras-Pyrgos motorway is expected to be 75% complete by the end of this year and fully open to traffic by 2025.

The new buses in Attica will begin gradual integration into suburban routes by the end of August.

The Greek island of Kea is promoting eco-friendly transportation practices through a new public electric bicycle (e-bike) system.

The European Commission has released new guidelines for more clarity on EU air passenger rights.

With the metro opening to the public, alongside new bus routes and the introduction of electric buses, Thessaloniki is set to undergo a major transformation in its public transportation system.

Four new railway projects in Greece have been approved for funding by the EU’s Connecting Europe Facility II (CEF II).

Uber has reported an increase in tourist numbers in Greece since April, based on data regarding the demand for its taxi services.

Another section of the northern side of Greece’s E65 motorway was opened to traffic in July, marking rapid progress towards its completion.

Greek taxi drivers are reacting to a new Tourism Ministry draft bill and have announced a 24-hour strike on Thursday, July 11.

Residents and visitors of Alexandroupolis will be able to choose one of 45 electric bicycles available for transportation within the city.

Urban transport in Thessaloniki improving with 17 new electric buses and first metro services in November.