Porto City Hall is introducing a fully digital system for tourist bus operators to enter the restricted zone in the city centre, requiring companies to pre-register their entries for specific time slots.
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The main road providing access to various villages within the municipality of Pampilhosa da Serra is currently closed to traffic.
The cabin crew strike, which ends Tuesday, October 6th, has already caused the cancellation of nearly 370 flights. The union expects significant operational disruptions to continue through Friday, October 9th.
The President has enacted a government decree creating temporary financial support to mitigate fuel costs for road transport (freight and passenger), taxis, humanitarian fire associations, and the social sector. The 38-million-euro package includes 10 cents per liter for professional diesel until the end of the year, alongside flat-rate subsidies for taxis (120 euros), buses (420 euros), fire brigade vehicles (120 or 360 euros), and social entities (600 euros).