Public transport news
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- 25 July 2026Latest story
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FinanceBelgrade · 25 JulyLocal government centre: GSP owes suppliers 6.9 billion dinars as two tenders collapse in a single weekNikola Jovanović, director of the Centre for Local Self-Government, said Belgrade's transport company GSP currently owes suppliers 6.9 billion dinars, 5.5 billion of which is already due. He cited the failure of two major company tenders in a single week as a consequence of poor management.1 min read
FinanceBelgrade · 24 JulyBelgrade's tender for 85 trams collapses as City fails to secure 22 million euros in advance paymentThe 226-million-euro procurement of 85 new short trams for Belgrade's public transport company GSP is to be suspended because the City did not secure the funds for a 22-million-euro advance payment, the Centar union announced. Only one bidder came forward — Turkey's Bozankaya.1 min read
Service changesBelgrade · 24 JulyBus line 77 rerouted until the end of August due to roadworks in New BelgradeRegular road maintenance in Dr Žorž Matea Street will change traffic arrangements near the junction with Marije Bursać Street from 24 July to 31 August. Buses on line 77 will run along an altered route for the duration of the works.1 min read
FinanceBelgrade · 22 JulyTender for 60 New Trolleybuses for Belgrade's GSP Officially Fails Due to Lack of FinancingThe tender for the procurement of 60 new trolleybuses for Belgrade's public transport has officially been cancelled after the sole bidder failed to secure financial leasing. Due to GSP's heavy debts, the "Centar" Union proposes that the state take over the procurement directly.1 min read
FinanceBelgrade · 22 JulyOnly one bid for 60 new trolleybuses in Belgrade: union says the tender will collapseA single bid — from SDT Group, worth 53.9 million euros — was submitted in Belgrade's public transport company tender for 60 new trolleybuses, and it came without secured financial leasing. The "Centar" union says the company's debts mean the procurement will fail.2 min read