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AI Cameras begin recording traffic violations: where they are in Attica

They will not issue fines yet – Which violations they record – Installation of another 388 cameras on roads and 500 on city buses is underway

The cities with the worst traffic jams in the world — Where does Athens rank?

From one end of the world to the other, the problem is the same — and the numbers confirm it: we lose hours of our lives in gridlocked streets. How does Greece compare?

Motorcycle rider arrested for speeding at 179 km/h on Vouliagmenis Avenue

The speed limit at that specific location is 70 km/h

Safe roads project: The initiative making Greece’s streets safer for everyone

Teaching kids safe habits on foot or bike today helps create responsible drivers tomorrow — The core mission of Hellas Direct’s Safe Roads Project

Kifisos and central Athens gridlocked due to STASY work stoppage

After 5 PM, services will resume – Serious problems also on Kifisias and Mesogeion avenues

Research: Athens can no longer contain us – 6 million cars, roads can handle only 2 million

Infrastructure under strain due to development and tourism – 4.5 million residents and 9 million tourists – We lose 2 days per year in traffic jams, 340,000 parking spaces are missing – We compete with 999 others for every newly built home, with 30,000 rentals missing

ODYSSEAS is coming – Traffic tickets will be sent directly to your mobile phone: How the new camera system will catch offending drivers

How offenders will receive their tickets and how they’ll pay them - All camera footage will pass through a central hub

29th Athens Cycling Tour: Which roads will be closed on Sunday

Detailed traffic restrictions announced

“Karaïskaki Square, watch out – they’re cutting tickets” – See the messages in Viber groups about Traffic Police roadblocks

A 29-year-old and a 55-year-old had set up the online community, which numbered about 200,000 members - They gave information about the blockades in Athens, Thessaloniki and Crete - protothema reveals the messages they exchanged

Premiere for 24-hour operation of metro, tram, and buses every Saturday

OASA (Athens Urban Transport Organization) is establishing, on a permanent basis, 24-hour service every Saturday for the Metro (Lines 2 and 3), the Tram (Lines T6 and T7), as well as selected bus routes

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