Teams of the Bulgarian and the Romanian Traffic Police have launched joint inspections as of August 1. Inspections take place mainly in border areas selected on the basis of estimates for intense traffic of Bulgarian and Romanian vehicles.
The joint checks aim to increase road safety. The Traffic Police teams will be working to catch violations like wrong overtaking, use of alcohol and drugs. They will also monitor the use of seatbelts, the validity of driver documents, technical condition of vehicles, etc. Police cars are equipped with video and audio recording devices.
The Ministry of Education and Science will offer religion classes in the mandatory curriculum, focusing on ethical, moral, cultural and historical competencies, Education Minister Krasimir Valchev told the Union of Bulgarian Teachers. "The introduction..
Divers, who are members of the non-profit association "Friends of the Sea - Burgas" described and marked on a map the most interesting and visited underwater sites located on the seabed along the southern part of the Bulgarian Black Sea Coast. The..
A major restructuring of Bulgarian State Railways - Cargo (BDZ Cargo) is underway, including cost-cutting and a review of all freight tariffs, Transport and Communications Minister Grozdan Karadjov said on Monday at a meeting with trade unions in the..
Unemployment in Bulgaria is below 4 per cent , according to NSI data for March quoted and summarised by BNT. Last month also saw an 8% increase..
On the occasion of World Health Day (April 7), Bulgaria’s Premier Rosen Zhelyazkov expressed his deep appreciation and respect for doctors and..
The civic association "Angels on the Road" organized a protest in front of the Sofia Court House against the road traffic accidents that have claimed..
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