Trains will pass through Panepistimio without stopping from 10 a.m. Wednesday as police impose security measures for student demonstrations in central Athens.

The first of 14 upgraded trains has finally entered service, although the entire fleet was originally due by October 2025. Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis acknowledged the line's poor condition during a visit Monday

Road closures, restrictions on public gatherings and possible transit disruptions are in place across central Athens as the U.S. secretary of state visits Greece for talks with senior officials

Months after tunneling work was halted in Kypseli, residents are still waiting for answers about cracks and ground subsidence affecting buildings in the area

Three central Athens stations will shut at 9:40 p.m. on selected nights through Oct. 8, with a temporary bus route linking Syntagma and Egaleo after service is suspended

Taxi and public bus operators say they can no longer absorb rising fuel and operating costs, calling for higher fares and emergency government support while warning that some bus routes could be reduced or suspended

The 15 existing OASA priority routes recorded a 13.6% reduction in peak-hour intervals during the first half of 2026, prompting an expansion to 20 routes from October 1

The suspect approached passengers on a train in the northern Athens suburb of Kifisia while wearing a police-style uniform and carrying equipment associated with police service, asking riders to show their IDs

The Athens Move initiative aims to fill gaps in neighborhood transportation and improve connections to major transit hubs, services, workplaces and other key destinations

Trains and trams on most routes are running less often until early September, though service to the airport, Piraeus port and the coast remains unchanged

Nearly 284,000 police checks were carried out under Greece's "Ariadne" security plan, as authorities step up efforts to improve safety across public transport amid widespread passenger concerns.

Four central stations on Athens Metro's Blue Line will close early each evening from Sunday through Thursday as major track replacement works begin, with replacement buses and revised airport services introduced to ease disruptions

At a time when the Greece’s Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport is promoting the plan to upgrade Athens’ urban transport as one of the largest interventions of recent decades, a new pan-European study comes as a reminder that the picture of transport in Greece remains deeply unequal and problematic. The government is presenting a series […]

As temperatures climb, passengers on parts of Athens’ public transport network face stifling conditions, with aging metro trains and overcrowded vehicles turning daily commutes into an ordeal

STASY’s decision to reject Athens Pride’s request to display posters in Athens Metro stations for the first time in a decade has triggered strong reactions from organizers, political parties, and activist groups over visibility and discrimination concerns.

Five stations in the Attica region will undergo upgrades aimed at improving passenger comfort, functionality and the overall appearance of Greece’s suburban rail network.

Transport officials also announced stricter rules for electric scooters and new traffic measures aimed at easing congestion across the wider Athens region.

Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis announced new buses, upgraded metro trains and stricter fare controls as part of a sweeping plan to modernize Athens’ aging public transport network

More services, expanded metro operations and stricter ticket inspections helped boost passenger numbers across Athens’ transport network, according to new data from the city’s transit authority

Public services across Greece are expected to shut down on May 13 as civil servants stage nationwide protests over wages, staffing shortages and austerity-era policies, while public transport is set to operate normally