A new national scheme will open from 1 January 2026, through which young people up to the age of 30 may choose to voluntarily surrender their driving licence for a period of five years, in return for ...

Polish investigators have disclosed that a Malta Air Boeing 737 Max 8-200 experienced an engine shutdown, apparently after a ...

Transport Minister Chris Bonett took to his Facebook page to share a heartfelt message urging people to show greater respect ...

If you’re planning to celebrate in Valletta on 31st December 2025, you’ll be happy to know that Malta Public Transport is ...

Prime Minister Robert Abela on Wednesday revealed to journalists that there were new and updated plans for a metro system in Malta which would cost half the initially planned price. The initially ...

A Transport Malta controller takes a call: a car has just overturned in Luqa. Instantly, the system shifts into overdrive. An officer on a motorbike, the fastest unit on the road, is dispatched. The ...

The European Union relied heavily on maritime transport for international trade in goods in 2024, Eurostat data showed this week. Imports by sea reached 1.1 billion tonnes, valued at €1.25 trillion, ...

Malta’s new Blue Lagoon booking system reduces visitor concentration by 68%. Proposals for the long-term ecological rehabilitation of this site are to be announced soon. The Blue Lagoon is part of ...

As global commerce, mobility and sustainability become increasingly interconnected, Malta is positioning itself as a dynamic and forward-thinking transportation hub at the heart of the Mediterranean.

Transport Malta has announced that over 3,000 vehicles were inspected between January and June 2025, as part of ongoing efforts to improve road safety and put a stop on traffic violations. “We are ...

A blacklisted adviser hired by former prime minister Joseph Muscat’s government has been linked to potentially suspect payments in Malta’s public transport contract and the Kappara junction project.

The Nationalist Party has stated that Transport Malta’s Maritime Unit is currently renting RHIBs that could have been bought for a lower price, prolonging the saga of the unit’s infamous RHIBs. The ...