Questions have been raised by road safety activists as to whether a human life can be valued at only Tk 5 lakh.
Govt attitude must change for such tragedies to end
Launch of the largest-ever road safety project in Bangladesh brings hope but also familiar concerns
Authorities must wake up from their perpetual slumber and address the anarchy in the transport sector
RHD decision to scrap outdated commercial vehicles must be implemented properly
BRTA must work collaboratively with all stakeholders to ensure road safety
Reliable data key to preventing road crashes and casualties
A crash that exposes all the problems with our road transport system
Electric vehicles (EVs), including plug-in hybrids, will one day dominate the automobile market in Bangladesh as the demand for cars run on alternative fuel is slowly gaining ground, according to importers and distributors.
Does the government at all care about the socioeconomic fallout of massive fuel price hikes?
Authorities must answer for the shocking number of road casualties in Bangladesh
Bangladesh Road Transport Authority (BRTA) today directed all ride-share providing companies to take strict measures so that no motorcycles under their services can operate on long-routes ahead of the Eid-ul-Azha.
Bus fares on 13 southwestern routes will be increased to adjust the toll on Padma Bridge, said a Bangladesh Road Transport Authority circular yesterday (June 8, 2022).
Only 255 cars, microbuses and ambulances would be allowed to operate under ride-sharing services from today, as Bangladesh Road Transport Authority (BRTA) decided to permit enlisted vehicles to provide the services.
Road Transport and Bridges Ministry today asked Bangladesh Road Transport Authority (BRTA) to cancel registration and route permits if vehicles violate health guidelines.
A special committee to reset bus fare recommends an 80 percent increase in bus fare, a member of the committee tells The Daily Star.
Bangladesh Road Transport Authority (BRTA) has directed its field offices to take necessary steps to stop passengers on goods-laden vehicles during the ongoing shutdown.
Bangladesh Road Transport Authority (BRTA) has suspended all driving licence tests till March 31 due to the prevailing coronavirus situation.
Three bus companies today promised the Bangladesh Road Transport Authority (BRTA) that they will remove advertisements from their windows as it compromises security, especially of female passengers.