New toll rates in effect in Belarus as from 1 September
As from 1 September the Belarusian Transport and Communications Ministry will enforce new rates as part of the national digital system for collecting fees for passage along the toll roads of the Republic of Belarus (BelToll), representatives of the Transport and Communications Ministry told BelTA.
What foreign drivers need to know about driving in Belarus
The Internal Affairs Ministry of Belarus has outlined what foreign drivers need to know about driving on Belarusian roads, BelTA has learned.
Expert names most efficient road pavements
Sergei Kabak, Head of the Road Laboratory at the Belarusian Road Research and Development Institute BeldorNII, spoke about the most efficient and durable road pavements in a new episode of BelTA’s Nation Speaks project.
Belarusian oversight agency: Road inspections are year-round, not seasonal
Control over the state of roads is neither seasonal nor sporadic in nature, Oleg Kundelev, deputy head of the directorate for monitoring of material production industries at the State Control Committee of Belarus, said in the latest episode of BelTA’s project The Nation Speaks.
State Control Committee outlines plans for upcoming road quality checks in Belarus
The State Control Committee continuously monitors the road sector in various forms, Oleg Kundelov, the deputy head of the Directorate for Monitoring Material Production Sectors at the State Control Committee of Belarus, said in the latest episode of BelTA’s project The National Speaks.
Lukashenko signs road management law
Belarusian President Aleksandr Lukashenko has signed the law ‘On amendments to laws on roads’. The document is aimed at creating a modern legal framework to ensure the economy and the population have access to high-quality, safe and reliable transport services, BelTA has learned from the press service of the Belarusian leader.
Roads, recycling among Belarus’ priorities for next five-year period
Prime Minister Aleksandr Turchin outlined the priority areas of work for the next five-year period at the meeting of the Presidium of the Council of Ministers to review progress to implement state programs in 2021-2024 and assess their effectiveness, BelTA has learned.
