Motorbikes cannot be used commercially for long distance trips. The highway police had the scope to take action against such commercial riders, but they failed to do so, says Md Hadiuzzaman, speaking ...
More attention is being paid to the mega projects rather than traffic management. The speed of traffic in the capital city has decreased to just 4.8km per hour
A road accident claimed the life of Maisha Momotaj, a student who took part in a movement with her classmates demanding safer roads after two college students were killed in a road accident at ...
About 4.4 million licenses are stuck due to arbitrariness of contractors and inefficiency of the BRTA
Licence related activities have been stalled for the past three years at BRTA
A city is experienced quite differently by men and women of different ages, professions and social class. Equipped with all sorts of modern amenities, it would be expected that a city could offer ...
The victims of road accidents in Bangladesh are mostly earning people. This has an impact on the economy with the country incurring losses of Tk 1,090 billion in the last three years.
The gruesome accident in which five brothers, returning from Chakariya in Cox's Bazar after their father's funeral rites, were killed by a recklessly speeding pickup, once again showed the extreme ...
Failure to provide the facilities BRTA realising money from the consumers is a form of injustice
The transport owners have questioned the justification of keeping public transport running at half passenger capacity while everything else remains open as normal. But what they didn't mention is ...
Buses will operate at half of their capacities at same fare from Saturday, said the BRTA
According to the directives of the cabinet division, bus drivers and their assistants must have vaccine certificates. However, people affiliated with public transport do not have any data as to how ...
Five bus drivers were jailed for reckless driving and obstructing government official from performing duties, said BRTA director (enforcement)
The protesting students said their demonstration will continue in front of the BRTA office unless a gazette is issued meeting their demands
The students' demand for half fare in public transport has been accepted.
