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Road accidents amid heavy snow and ice in Schleswig-Holstein, Germany, with emergency response.
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Snö och is orsakar olyckor i Schleswig-Holstein

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En vintervåg slog till mot Schleswig-Holstein på måndagen den 26 januari och täckte regionen med upp till 10 centimeter snö och is. Det ledde till många olyckor och störningar i lokal kollektivtrafik. Tyska vädertjänsten (DWD) varnade för fortsatta snöfall, snöregn och isrisker fram till tisdag.

Matatu operators in Nairobi disrupted transport on February 2, 2026, by blocking key roads despite a suspension call, protesting vehicle torchings by mobs. They plan to continue strikes every Monday until President William Ruto engages in talks. Police responded by removing number plates and towing vehicles.

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Colombia's Transport Ministry has withdrawn Bill 347 of 2026 aimed at toughening sanctions on mobility platforms like Uber and Didi. The move seeks to clarify the decree's scope and include discussions with the transport sector. Digital platforms have warned of potential bans and persecutions.

The Gauteng Department of Roads and Transport has ramped up efforts to curb non-compliant scholar transport operators in Lenasia as part of a road safety campaign. Several vehicles were impounded, and arrests followed for drunk driving and bribery attempts. This action comes amid heightened concerns over learner safety following a deadly crash.

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Nine children were injured when a school transport taxi collided with a bakkie in Durban's Glenwood area. Paramedics responded quickly, stabilizing the victims before transporting them to hospitals. The cause of the accident remains unknown.

The Air Transport Services Senior Staff Association of Nigeria (ATSSSAN) has urged the Federal Government to review navigational charges imposed by the Nigerian Airspace Management Agency (NAMA). This call highlights ongoing concerns within the aviation sector about the impact of these charges on operations.

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The Gauteng government has pledged support for families affected by a deadly scholar transport crash in Vanderbijlpark that killed 12 learners. Premier Panyaza Lesufi announced assistance with funerals and counselling during a media briefing. The minibus driver has been arrested on multiple charges.

 

 

 

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