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Athens Public Transport to Issue Smart Cards
In 2016 commuters in Athens will be able to use smart cards in order to move around the city using public transport after a...
Reductions in Public Transport Fares
Greek Minister of Infrastructure, Transport and Networks Michalis Chrisochoidis announced a reduction in public transportation fares from 1.40 to 1.20 euros. The duration of...
Fare Dodger Threatened Ticket Inspectors With Gun
A fare-dodging former cop pulled a gun on ticket inspectors on a bus from Omonia to Piraeus Monday, according to Apostolos Raftopoulos, president of the...
Metro and Tram Favorite Transport in Athens
A survey has revealed that most Athenians prefer the metro or tram to the bus or trolleybus.
The survey was conducted by Greece's Center for...
Athens to Replace Paper Tickets With Smart Cards for Public Transportation
The European Commission has approved a major investment of €29.5 million from the European Regional Development Fund that aims to modernize the urban transport...
The Lagarde List's Hidden "Housewives"
The investigation into the so-called Lagarde List of 2,062 Greeks with $1.95 billion in the Geneva, Switzerland branch of HSBC has reportedly found that...
Athens Metro Stations Go Wireless!
The government and the Athens Urban Transport Organization(OASA) announced on Monday July 11th, that free Wireless Internet access will be available at all metro stations.
This...
Athenian 24 Hour Public Transport Strike on Wednesday
The Athens Metro, ISAP trains, trams and the Proastiakos suburban railway services will come to a 24-hour standstill on Wednesday. Employees are striking in...