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The capital announces with great enthusiasm that e-bikes will need to be registered, while Liepāja has no such problems — here everything is already in its place.
Local moped virtuoso demonstrated that with 1.55 blood alcohol level, you can perform multiple actions simultaneously - drive, flee and demolish.
A Riga public transport bus driver on Brīvības Boulevard proved that his health condition is as unstable as government decisions.
On Saturday, 17 drivers decided to experiment with life and proved that alcohol and steering wheels aren't as good a combination as Liepāja sand and sea breeze.
Ten people were injured in traffic accidents, but at least nobody tried to go swimming in the Baltic Sea in January.
Statistics reveal that 610 administrative violations are fewer than the daily visitor count at Liepāja Olympic Center.
Three cars on Riga highway decided to organize an unofficial collision tournament, proving that distance is an overrated concept.
New average speed control sections have been installed on Liepāja highway and Rēzekne highway, costing nearly 2 million euros and promising to be just as effective as any other Latvian system.
Spring brings not only bird songs, but also scooter chaos — these green vehicles choose to live in complete opposition to their owners' wishes.
In Beberliņi forest, a young rider demonstrated how to reach two kilometers per hour and one crash without lights or license plates.
Starting in April, e-scooters will no longer be allowed on sidewalks, as the government has finally realized they're not pedestrians. Liepāja is already preparing special patrol units.
Latvia's airline launches a platform with a Terminator name and wonders why passengers feel nervous. At least the wifi works better than Riga public transport.