To be launched Tuesday in Tejgaon

Cameras to detect speeding, illegal parking and wrong-side driving from August 18

Manufacturers would need approval to produce standardised models developed with Buet support under proposed rules

DSCC says another 50 key intersections could get the system within the next few months

'Abhijatri Commuter' introduced via Padma Bridge to ease travel and transport

Road repairs and heavy vehicle pressure leave thousands of travellers stranded for up to five hours

More than 20,000 passengers affected as 12 intercity trains run behind schedule

Students withdrew the rail obstruction following talks with government, railway and university officials over the alleged assault of an RU student

The group will operate two airlines -- one full‑service and one low‑cost carrier -- to cater to different passenger segments

Carrier to operate four weekly flights on the route after an eight-year suspension

A faction rejects district administration's proposed election committee, demanding it be formed through a general meeting

Trains resume operations under temporary speed restrictions, permanent improvement works planned

Authorities say registration will begin next week as around 48,000 battery-run vehicles operate across the city

Heavy rainfall, poor drainage and overflowing canals disrupt four pairs of trains, leaving passengers stranded

Drivers who lose all 12 points on their licences cannot renew or apply for new ones

DMTCL apologised for the inconvenience caused to passengers

Experts cite inadequate charging infrastructure, unreliable power supply and policy gaps

The government’s plan to relocate Dhaka’s four inter-district bus terminals -- Sayedabad, Mohakhali, Gabtoli and Fulbaria -- to the city’s outskirts may increase public hardship and safety risks instead of easing traffic congestion, according to the Institute for Planning and Development (IPD).

Fulbaria, Gabtoli, Mohakhali and Sayedabad terminals will be relocated under a major urban mobility plan

Transport minister says new regulations are being drafted to bring three-wheelers under tighter control