Montenegro Confirms Commitment to EU Path, Seeks Bulgaria’s Support
Montenegro’s Minister for European Affairs, Majda Gorgević, reaffirmed in an interview with BGNES that Chinese investments do not threaten the country’s EU aspirations
The traffic lights at 20 of the busiest Sofia intersections will be updated to allow public transport vehicles to cross faster, reports the Pressa daily.
The traffic lights at 20 intersections along the main Sofia boulevards will track the public transport vehicles through their built-in GPS modules and will become fully operational in July 2015.
According to deputy mayor Lyubomir Hristov, the new system will let the trams, trolleybusses and busses to cross the congested intersection faster if they are running behind schedule.
In his words, the implementation of the new traffic system will decrease the congestions by 20% and will speed up traffic.
The project would cost EUR 5.2 M, part of the Integrated Public Transport programme, financed by the EU Regional Development Programme.
Good Friday falls on the Friday preceding Easter Sunday, which in 2025 is on April 18
Weather Forecast for Bulgaria: April 18–20
The hourly paid parking zones in Sofia, commonly known as the blue and green zones
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On April 17, Bulgaria will experience mostly sunny weather
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