The final meeting of the Student List at Slavija is scheduled for Thursday at 18 p.m. On the same day, a football match and the eternal basketball derby are being played in Belgrade, and possibly a meeting of the SNS. Where crowds are expected
Why is the city government silent after the tram accident in Belgrade and should there have been any resignations?
The weekly "Vreme" continued the series of panels "Belgrade, and a little bit of ours" devoted to life in Belgrade, this time with a focus on traffic. The panelists agree that the chaos in the capital is not accidental, but the result of corruption and long-term neglect of the profession
Students in the blockade called for a total blockade of several cities on Friday, July 4. Numerous streets in Belgrade have been blocked since seven o'clock in the morning. How to find out the GSP timetable
With the purchase worth around 150 million euros, Belgrade will receive, among other things, 15 double-articulated electric buses, 25 meters long. Is the city transport infrastructure ready for them?
Due to the holding of the 38th Belgrade Marathon, many streets are closed to traffic, and the routes of the public transport lines have also changed.
The only requirement for guest workers to drive public transport buses is that they have a driver's license from their country. There are no special controls, Ivan Banković, president of the Trade Union Center GSP Belgrade, told Vreme
The private carrier "Strela - Obrenovac", whose owner is a prominent member of the Serbian Progressive Party, Miroslav Nikolić, received suburban lines in a consortium with "Lasta" in September of last year
And the new trams in Belgrade will be blue - with the decision to change the public procurement for the purchase of vehicles from Turkey. The mayor of Belgrade, Aleksandar Šapić, thus continues his war against the color red, in which he recognizes the ominous remnants of communism
The mayor of Belgrade, Aleksandar Šapić, said that "he never had a problem with any common-sense proposal of the opposition"
The mayor of Belgrade, Aleksandar Šapić, described the trolleybus system as a "Spiderman's web" that spoils the aesthetics of Belgrade. On the other hand, traffic engineer Ivan Banković pointed out for "Vreme" that "there is no question that trolleybuses have been surpassed", stressing the practicality and ecological sustainability of trolleybuses compared to proposed electric buses
Due to the announced works on the dismantling of the Old Sava Bridge, there will be major changes in the city traffic regime
The interlocutors of "Vremen" believe that the mayor of Belgrade, Aleksandar Šapić, will implement his senseless plan to paint the buses in "Nemanjić blue". And why, that's a bit more complex question
