One-fifth of Zagreb’s city buses now run on electricity
As of this week, Zagreb residents are commuting on 62 electric buses
Croatia decarbonizing railway transport with battery trains
The Croatian passenger rail operator HŽ Putnički Prijevoz is acquiring six battery-electric trains and installing a hybrid charging station
Slovenia introduces air pollution, noise fee for trucks
The amendments to the Toll Act transpose the European Union’s Eurovignette Directive into national legislation
Croatia’s postal firm gets 70 e-scooters
Croatia's postal operator Hrvatska Pošta acquired 180 electric bicycles already in 2015, to replace old motorcycles
North Macedonia kicks off project to replace taxis with electric vehicles
The country’s first move toward electrifying public transportation was announced last year by Prime Minister Hristijan Mickoski
Zagreb rolls out public bike system
Croatia's capital has introduced a public bike system aimed at reducing traffic congestion, emissions, air pollution, and noise.
Sarajevo to develop green mobility as part of group of European cities
Together with Madrid, Dresden, Ioannina, Trenčín, Espoo and Gdańsk, the capital of BiH strives to reduce pollution and improve citizens' health
Post of Serbia introduces first electric vehicles
By the end of the month, the postal company will start using 31 electric delivery vans for its services in the center of Novi Sad
