The central bus terminal in Rajbari, built around three decades ago at a cost of around Tk 2 crore, has remained largely unused since its inauguration, with its infrastructure decaying due to years of neglect.

Urban planners and experts warn that these vehicles could cripple the city's transport network unless regulations are in place and enforced immediately

A renovated railway track at Chattogram’s Soloshohor Junction has remained unused for 20 months since its completion, raising serious questions over planning and accountability.

This time, owners halt operations citing 'financial losses'

They halted Chattogram-bound Paharika Express from Sylhet near Kulaura station

Demand vehicle legalisation in memorandum submitted to DC

Workers of Dhaka-bound buses from Chapainawabganj, Rajshahi and Natore went on an indefinite strike yesterday, demanding a rise in wages and allowances, causing suffering to passengers.

Engine of Parabat Intercity Express broke down in Shayestaganj upazila

Taka devaluation puts strain on projects; govt in talks with Japan to adjust terms to keep them affordable

The services were restored around 2:30am today

For over two decades, unchecked encroachment by roadside vendors and illegal three-wheeler stands has been causing severe traffic congestion at Darirampur Bus Stand on the Dhaka-Mymensingh highway in Trishal upazila, leaving thousands of commuters to suffer daily.

Around three kilometres of the approach road on Kurigram’s Chilmari side of the newly built Mawlana Bhashani Bridge remain unfinished, forcing buses and goods-laden trucks to navigate it at risk every day.

They were seen chanting slogans against diploma students

Chief adviser announces on his verified Facebook page

The appointment was made today, through a notification issued by the Ministry of Civil Aviation and Tourism

The metro rail station at DU will remain closed on September 8 and 9 due to the Ducsu election

Eighteen kilometres of the 48km Dhaka Bypass Expressway were opened to traffic yesterday.

Hundreds of low-income passengers and small traders in Sylhet are suffering as three of four local train services on the Sylhet-Akhaura route remain suspended, with the lone surviving service offering little relief.

The 30-kilometre stretch from Mymensingh’s Dhobaura to Tarakanda has become almost unusable, causing immense suffering for thousands of people who travel on the road.

Students give 24-hour ultimatum for a rollback