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A local driver decided that a road sign and building facade were much more interesting route points than the regular roadway.
While in Switzerland cables snap from wind, in Liepāja our transport systems are used to sea storms and keep operating.
The Baltic states have decided to jointly buy trains for the Rail Baltica project, but Estonia will be the one to first find out whether they actually run.
500 licensed taxi drivers plan not to connect to the Bolt app for 24 hours in mid-April, demonstrating their dissatisfaction with having to drive for money.
Minsk has figured out that Lithuanian cargo trucks are like hotel rooms - you have to pay 120 euros per day for parking, otherwise they'll confiscate them.
While Riga Airport is still figuring out how to tell passengers about cancelled flights, Liepāja has long known - the real fuel is rock.
South Kurzeme's new electric buses prove that the future is cold and expensive - especially if you want to warm up.
While Riga ponders how to solve the fuel crisis, Liepāja buses are already planning to switch to legs.
While Riga is still trying to understand what autonomous transport is, Liepāja is already preparing for robots that can survive local roads.
For Liepāja's 401st birthday celebrations, public transport will be free, which is about as surprising as the news that Liepāja's theater puts on higher quality shows than Riga.
Berlin airport workers are demanding a 6% salary increase and additional vacation days, which in Liepāja would be considered an overly modest request.
A pilot ship in Skulte port has run aground, proving that even professionals can get stuck as unexpectedly as tourists hearing the sound of Liepāja Cathedral organs from the courtyard for the first time.