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Oct 2026
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Oxi Day 2026: Road closures in Athens and Thessaloniki – Changes to Metro, tram and bus services

Traffic restrictions will be introduced in both cities on Wednesday, 28 October, for the national holiday parades, with major roads closed and public transport services affected

Tram services to become more frequent, with shorter waiting times on Syntagma–Pikrodafni and Voula–SEF

Four additional trams during peak hours from September 7, up to 16 more services on Line 7, and a reduction in intervals to under 10 minutes — 27 trams will be operating simultaneously in the morning

May Day: Metro, Electric Railway, Tram, trains and ferries come to a halt – how buses will operate

What will happen with buses on suburban routes

Tram derailment in Milan: At least one dead, 39 injured – Shocking video shows moment of impact

The video shows the tram smashing the ground with force, shattering nearby glass with a loud crash

Kyranakis: From today the Tram arrives at Piraeus Port

The obstacle that kept the stop inactive was the coexistence of the overhead cables of the trolleybus network with the tram line at the same point

Traffic regulations on Line 7 of the Tram on the day of Epiphany

What is changing on the routes

Metro today (29/11): What time services stop due to the work stoppage – Disruptions also on the ISAP line

The mobilization is a result of the workplace accident that occurred last Wednesday at a maintenance depot in Piraeus

No night services for Electric Train, Metro, and Tram on Saturday due to work stoppage

From 1:00 a.m. to 5:00 a.m.

A 28-year-old man was arrested for parking his car on tram lines in the centre of Athens

Traffic on the tram line was interrupted for about an hour on Thursday evening

Twenty-one years on, Athens’ ‘last tram’ still divides the city

The noise of the trains was annoying the local residents and a special lubrication system was installed on the lines - The x-ray of the means of transport that serves 65,000 passengers a day and is planning expansions - The prehistory of the horse-drawn wagons, from 1882 to the 1960s and the second period that started in 2004

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