Although the Ministry of Commerce and Industry recently announced a reduction in the prices of gasoline and diesel on the Liberian market with immediate effect, commuters in Grand Bassa are complaining that drivers are still charging the same amount.
Transport Ministry Registers over 3,100 Motorcycles in Nimba
The Ministry of Transport says it has registered 3,100 motorcycles in Nimba and collected L$11,119,525 (US$70,377) and US$6,100 in registration fees.
Six Killed Instantly in Tragic Motor Accident
At least six people are confirmed dead while others are in critical medical condition as a result of an accident last Friday night in Gborfellah, a small community on the suburb of Kakata along the Suakoko Highway.
Transport Ministry Kicks Off Vehicle Registration in Nimba
The Ministry of Transport has started inspecting the registration documents of vehicles operating in Nimba, including cars, trucks, and motorcycles.
Lawmakers Submit Bill to Exempt Themselves From Traffic Laws
Lawmakers within the House of Representatives have proposed a bill to amend the Vehicle and Traffic Law to exclude top government officials from many of its key provisions.
Liberia Launches Road Safety Plan to Combat High Accident Rate
To address the challenges surrounding road safety in Liberia, the government on Wednesday launched a national road safety action plan to be implemented over a period of 10 years.
Five Confirmed Dead in Highway Accident
Five persons have died in an accident involving two colliding vehicles traveling along the Suakoko Highway.
OP-ED: Eugene Fahngon Can Push for Substantive Changes for Liberian Travelers
Liberians do not have a lot of options for airlines flying in and out of the country. In cases like this where there’s little competition and where the customers can often be at the mercy of airlines, we need the government to step in to ensure that our rights are protected. This should not just be a speech, but a substantive action that can result in true improvement in travel.