Newsflash from Thursday, 9 April 2026: Driving the BOAK: Why Crete’s Main Highway is Currently a “Test of Nerves” for Motorists If you are planning to drive across Crete this […]
You’ll need strong nerves: Crete’s main road is currently one big construction site read more »
Newsflash from Wednesday, 8 April 2026: Crete is facing a new wave of economic pressure as fuel prices surge past the €2-per-liter mark, pushing households, businesses, and visitors to their
Crete on Fire: Fuel Prices Soar Above €2 — Drivers Reach Breaking Point read more »
Newsflash from Monday, 6 April 2026: Relief is on the way for millions of drivers in Greece. The official platform for the Fuel Pass 2026 is now live, allowing eligible vehicle
Fuel Pass 2026 Now Open: How to Claim Your Gas Subsidy and Get Paid Before Easter read more »
Greece has seen a significant drop in road deaths, but still lags behind the EU average. Automatic checks on vehicles without a KTEO (MOT) and AI-powered traffic cameras are set
Decline in road deaths, KTEO (MOT) inspections and AI traffic cameras in Crete read more »
Newsflash from Wednesday, 1 April 2026: Greek motorists are finally seeing a glimmer of relief as a new wave of fuel subsidies officially kicked off today, April 1, 2026. With
Relief at the Pump? Diesel Prices Fall in Greece as Fuel Pass 2026 Launches read more »
Newsflash from Tuesday, 31 March 2026: Inflation Crisis Hits Households Hard as Gas Prices Jump 30% and Tomatoes Cost Triple Greeks are facing a cost-of-living crisis as fuel prices surge
The Wallet Is Shrinking: Fuel and Vegetable Prices Skyrocket in Greece read more »
Newsflash from Sunday, 29 March 2026: Greece to Vote on €300 Million Relief Package: New Fuel Pass and Subsidies Coming This Tuesday As energy prices continue to fluctuate due to
Fuel vouchers and subsidies available from Tuesday: everything you need to know read more »
Newsflash from Wednesday, 25 March 2026: The cost of commuting has reached a breaking point for thousands of motorists in Greece. Recent data highlights a worrying trend as fuel prices
Newsflash from Monday, 23 March 2026: In response to the escalating economic pressures triggered by the conflict in the Middle East, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has announced a comprehensive €300
Newsflash from Wednesday, 18 March 2026: If you’ve visited a gas station in Crete lately, you’ve likely noticed a painful trend: fuel prices are climbing steadily, with the cost of
Fuel Prices in Crete Surge Toward €2: Drivers Face Rising Costs at the Pump read more »
Newsflash from Tuesday, 17 March 2026: If you are planning to commute or travel across Greece this week, you may need to find an alternative way to get around. Taxi
Another taxi strike: what travellers and commuters need to know read more »
Consultations on preventing fare increases on ferries, the additional costs of distributing motor vehicle fuel to the islands, and new ferries for Crete. As the summer season approaches, a shadow
Newsflash from Wednesday, 11 March 2026: Regional transportation costs are climbing again, marking the second major increase in less than two years. Greece’s regional bus operator KTEL has just received
Newsflash from Wednesday, 4 March 2026: If you are planning to travel by sea in Greece tomorrow, you may need to change your plans. The Panhellenic Seamen’s Federation (PNO) has
Newsflash from Tuesday, 3 March 2026: The ripple effects of the escalating conflict in the Middle East are reaching the shores of Crete, and the news for motorists isn’t good.
Newsflash from Friday, 27 February 2026: This Saturday, February 28, 2026, Greece will come to a standstill. Three years after one of the nation’s deadliest rail disasters, workers across the
Newsflash from Thursday, 19 February 2026: For many drivers in Crete, encountering a flock of sheep or goats in the middle of the road is a common—and often frustrating—occurrence. However,
Handcuffs for Rethymno Shepherd: Livestock Left Wandering on Busy Roads Sparks Arrest read more »
Newsflash from Wednesday, 18 February 2026: Travelers arriving at Heraklion International Airport this week may face significant disruptions as local taxi drivers have officially launched a 48-hour warning strike. Starting
Heraklion Taxi Drivers Launch 48-Hour Strike: What Travelers Need to Know read more »
Newsflash from Saturday, 14 February 2026: The roads of Crete face a growing safety crisis as aging vehicles flood the highways and city streets. According to recent reports, approximately 3
“Moving Danger” on Crete’s Roads: Why 3 Out of 10 Vehicles Are Safety Risks read more »
Newsflash from Friday, 13 February 2026: The Infrastructure That Could Transform an Island’s Future Crete is at a crossroads. With a new international airport opening at Kastelli and tourism numbers
Crete’s Growing Call for a Railway: Why the Island Can’t Afford to Wait read more »
