Automotive
German Company ARS Altmann Builds Car Terminal In S Romania
German logistics service provider ARS Altmann builds in Arges county, southern Romania, a car terminal with access to the railway network, which will serve as a temporary storage point to av...
Bucharest To Have Single Ticket System For Metropolitan Transport By June 1
Bucharest's Metropolitan Transport Authority (AMTB) wants to implement a single ticket system for transport via bus, subway, rail and private operators in the city and surrounding area, by J...
Renault, Dacia Registrations In Germany Up 4.4% In 2011 To 160,366 Units
Registrations of Renault and Dacia cars in Germany rose by 4.4% in 2011 to 160,366 units, and the overall German car market increased 8.8% to 3,173,634 units, according to data released by G...
Romania Will Not Reduce Toll On Giurgiu-Ruse Bridge, Despite Bulgarian Expectations
Romania will not reduce the toll on the bridge over the Danube, between Giurgiu and Ruse, despite the Bulgarian government's unilateral decision to do so.
Car Manufacturers Stay In The Spotlight With Two Dacia Launches And Ford’s B-Max
After more than four years of decline and missed forecasts for car sales on the local market, Dacia and Ford Romania will remain in the spotlight in 2012. While Dacia has been working at ful...
Dacia Registrations In France Down 15% In 2011 To 88,980 Units
Registrations of new Dacia cars in France dropped 15% last year to 88,980 units from 104,640 units in 2010, according to the French carmakers association CCFA.
About 200 Kilometers Of Highways Scheduled For Completion In 2012
In 2011, only 58 kilometers of highways were launched, but Romanian authorities plan to open for traffic at least three-times more next year.
Romania To Auction Off Road Upgrade Contracts In Teleorman, Ialomita, Arges, Worth EUR190M
Romania's Regional Development Ministry has launched three auctions for the upgrade of 23.5 km of county road and 757.2 km of local roads in counties Teleorman, Ialomita and Arges, for a tot...
CFR Calatori To Offer 5% Discount On Tickets Bought Online
Romanian state-owned passenger railway carrier CFR Calatori will offer starting January 1 a 5% discount on train tickets bought online from the company’s website.