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According to the Centre for Local Self-Government, the tender opening for 60 GSP Beograd trolleybuses produced one incomplete bid without secured leasing, leaving no valid bids. This is the organisation's statement, not a final notice from the operator.
Participants in the sixth day of protest in Subotica temporarily called off the blockade of the junction by Hotel Patria after talks with the mayor and police administration chief. A group representative said national authorities were given until Monday, July 27, to consider a solution for registering vehicles bought as e-bikes.
The city has extended works in Nedeljka Gvozdenovića Street through August 15. Throughout the period beginning July 7, buses 72 and 72N continue to use the same diversion routes in both directions while stormwater and sewage infrastructure is built.
A BIRN investigation recorded more than 25 cases of satellite-navigation interference over Serbia. It says false signals grounded about ten drones during the May 23 Slavija protest, while pilots reported incorrect navigation data.
Srbijavoz has started selling tickets through its website and mobile app for international trains to Montenegro and the Subotica–Szeged–Subotica route. The Android feature is due by July 23, and the 5% discount does not apply to international tickets. Tickets for night-train travel in sleeping or couchette cars, and for vehicle transport, must be printed before boarding.
On July 20, three heat-network projects in Novi Sad begin to affect traffic on Đorđa Servickog, Alekse Šantića, and Ilije Ognjanovića streets. Depending on the section, restrictions run until August 3, August 31, or September 22.
