Ignoring the Revised Strategic Transport Plan, government agencies on their own initiated eight major projects in and around the capital. The projects could end up on the chopping block and the money already spent could be written off.

Saudi Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman has announced the establishment of a new airline, "Riyadh Air"

Construction work on the Akhaura-Laksam railway project, which was suspended for two-and-a-half years due to Indian Border Security Force's (BSF) objection, has finally resumed today

Once operational, the Bangladesh-India Friendship Pipeline will effectively ensure power and energy security in the country’s northern region, said State Minister for Power, Energy, and Mineral Resources Nasrul Hamid.

Although vehicle owners have been giving money for the fund for road accident victims since January, the authorities could not yet start handing out the compensations yet.

The metro rail authorities will open Kazipara and Mirpur 11 stations on March 15, and Uttara South and Sewrapara stations in the last week of this month.

Eight special trains will run in different routes of Mymensingh on Saturday to facilitate Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina's rally at Circuit House there, according to a letter issued by Bangladesh Railway

Transport of export containers from a private inland container depot (ICD) to Chittagong port was halted by union workers for 12 hours yesterday.

Transport owners and workers of Sylhet called a strike on Sylhet-Jakiganj route for an indefinite period from Thursday morning, protesting the 'disorderly' movement of Bangladesh Road Transport Corporation (BRTC) buses on the route.

The government is considering to resume operations of the country’s five short takeoff and landing (STOL) airports in phases, State Minister for Civil Aviation and Tourism M Mahbub Ali said today.

That means the major road connecting the capital with Dhaka-Mawa and Dhaka-Chattogram highways will be completely cut off for over 2 days

Gabtoli Bus Terminal, the largest and the busiest inter-district bus terminal in the capital, has to be relocated for the construction of a metro rail line. This may lead to suffering for tens of thousands of passengers.

In 1998, a bridge was built  over the Brahmaputra river on Jamalpur-Sherpur Highway to ease commute between the two districts. But soon after, vested quarters occupied the entry points on both sides of the bridge to establish an illegal autorickshaw stand.

Mirpur-10 became the fifth metro rail station to be opened to public yesterday, two months after the inauguration of the country’s first metro rail service in Dhaka.

There were mixed reactions on the first day of Bangladesh Railway implementing its move to make pre-registration with NID cards or birth registrations mandatory for intercity rail travel.

Metro rail has started picking up and dropping passengers at the Mirpur-10 station from this morning

The fifth metro rail station is set to be opened tomorrow.

The government is going to construct another metro rail line, whose construction cost per km is some 35 percent higher than that of a similar metro line.

"A little damage may be caused [due to the construction of MRT Line-1]. The central reservation of the expressway may be damaged. But this does not mean that the entire road has to be torn down," said Road Transport and Highways Division Secretary ABM Amin Ullah Nuri.

The metro rail authorities and the Roads and Highways Department are in a tussle over the route alignment of MRT-5 (north), physical work on which is expected to start in July.