Transport and communications
News on the transport sector, infrastructure investments, logistics, telecommunications, and connectivity development.
Public Transport in Burgas for All Souls' Day: Routes and Schedules
February 14, 2026 (Saturday) is All Souls' Day. The municipal transport in Burgas provides convenient access to the Cemetery. Here are the routes and schedules.
Road Conditions: Current Information on Restrictions and Repairs
Current road conditions in Bulgaria: restrictions, repairs, and road conditions. Information on motorways, mountain passes, and main roads.
Attention, Drivers! Traffic Changes on Trakia Motorway near Burgas
From February 9 to 11, there will be traffic restrictions on the Trakia Motorway in the Burgas area due to asphalt work. Drivers are urged to exercise increased caution.
Government Makes Key Decisions on Transport Reforms Linked to the RRP
The government has undertaken two key reforms linked to the Recovery and Resilience Plan (RRP) to improve transport services and secure funding. A new Public Transport Act is approved, and contracts are being signed for passenger rail transport.
One-day vignette for cars to be introduced from February 3, 2026 – price, validity, and where to buy
Road Infrastructure Agency (API) is introducing a one-day vignette for cars from February 3, 2026. The one-day vignette will cost 8 BGN and will be valid for 24 hours. Read more about the validity, where it can be purchased, and other details.
Road Conditions in Burgas Region: All National Roads are Passable
In the Burgas region, all national roads are passable in winter conditions. A restriction is in place for heavy goods vehicles over 12 tons on road I-9 (Sunny Beach - Obzor). Teams are working on clearing and treating the roads.
Snow Clearing: 290 Machines on the Road, Restrictions for Trucks in Mountain Passes
290 snow-clearing machines are treating the national roads. Restrictions are in effect for trucks in the mountain passes of "Rozhen", "Prevala", "Pechinsko", "Predela", "Yundola" and "Troyanski". The Road Infrastructure Agency (API) urges careful driving in winter conditions.
Three Countries Unite Efforts for Rail Transport: Sofia - Thessaloniki by 2027
Bulgaria, Greece, and Romania are committing to a joint railway project, aiming to connect citizens, strengthen trade, and enhance defense. High-quality passenger rail transport between Sofia and Thessaloniki is planned by 2027.
Important for drivers: What you need to know about vignettes in 2026
The validity of hundreds of thousands of vignettes is about to expire. API reminds of important changes and prices of vignettes in 2026, including the introduction of a one-day vignette and changes in fees for heavy vehicles.
Road Conditions: Current Information on Restrictions and Repairs on Roads in Bulgaria
Current information on road conditions in Bulgaria: restrictions, repairs, and winter conditions. Road surfaces are mostly wet, with icy patches in some places. Rain is falling in some regions.
Road conditions: Current information on restrictions and repairs in Bulgaria
Current information on road conditions in Bulgaria, including restrictions, repairs and warnings for wet or icy sections. Recommendations for increased caution and detour routes.
Traffic at the borders: Queues at border crossings with Turkey, blockades on the border with Serbia
Border crossing congestion: Queues at border crossings with Turkey, restrictions on freight traffic on the border with Serbia, and changes to border crossings with Greece and North Macedonia.
Road Conditions: Current Restrictions and Road Repairs in Bulgaria
Current information on road conditions in Bulgaria: restrictions, repairs, and winter conditions. Advice for drivers on increased caution and detour routes.
15 km Queue of Trucks at the Border with Turkey: Problems at Kapitan Andreevo Border Crossing
A queue of over 15 kilometers of trucks has formed on the Maritsa highway before the Kapitan Andreevo border crossing. The traffic problem has been ongoing for a week, with a record number of trucks processed in the last 24 hours. Bulgarian and Turkish customs officials are discussing measures to speed up processing.
Blockade of border checkpoints: what Bulgarian carriers need to know
Starting tomorrow, carriers from Serbia, Montenegro, and Bosnia and Herzegovina are blocking border checkpoints due to the introduction of the 90/180 rule. What does this mean for the Bulgarian transport sector, and what are the expected consequences?