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By an overwhelming majority, the House of Representatives passed recently a new set of rules on out-of-court fines to pedestrians, cyclists and motor vehicle drivers.

On the 14th of May 2020, the European Commission decided to refer Cyprus to the Court of Justice of the European Union due to its failure to implement a national register of road transport companies.

On 16th February 2021, the Administrative Court annulled the decision of the Ministry of Transport (hereinafter referred to as "the Contracting Authority") by which the "Concession Contract F...

A recent amendment to Cyprus Motor Vehicles and Road Traffic Law (Law 86/1972) introduced through Law 146(I)/2025 and published on 25th of July 2025 brings important changes...

The Statistical Service announces the publication of the report entitled "Registration of Motor Vehicles" for the period January-November 2022.

On 16 February 2021 the Administrative Court annulled a Ministry of Transport decision which had awarded Concession Contract F for the Provision of Intercity Public Passenger Transport Services with…

Have you had a road traffic accident in Cyprus? What should you do?

Police reports showcase the high-rate Cyprus has as regards road traffic accidents. According to the collected data, out of 555 recorded road traffic accidents that occurred in 2022...

A recent Nicosia District Court decision reaffirmed the well-established principle that the driver of a motor vehicle is subject to a greater duty of care than a pedestrian.

The Cyprus Republic has issued new guidelines as of 24th September 2020 that the current "allowance" for exceeding the speed-limit within city limits...

The One Belt, One Road Initiative (OBOR) refers to the The Silk Road Economic Belt (road from China to Europe) and the 21st-centruy Maritime Silk Road (shipping lanes throughout Asia and the Pacific)...

Road traffic accidents are unfortunately a common occurrence in Cyprus. Beyond the shock and disruption they cause, accidents often raise important questions: Who is responsible?

Law 146(I)/2025 introduces a significant amendment to the road traffic legal framework in Cyprus through the addition of Article 14B to the Motor Vehicles and Road Traffic Laws.

1 September 2020 should mark the day when the European Union finally draws a line under the 2015 "Dieselgate" scandal which rocked the European motor industry, and in particular...

According to statistics released by the Cyprus Police, there are around 1,000 car accidents in Cyprus per year.

The poor and/or negligent maintenance of roads and sidewalks can compromise the safety on the roads.

Undoubtedly, the cause of the accident was the loss of control of the vehicle of the accused, precisely because of the fatigue and dizziness he suffered.