During the Eid journey, increased vehicle pressure on the Dhaka-Tangail-Jamuna Bridge highway has resulted in 48,335 vehicles ...

As Eid-ul-Fitr approaches, the authorities concerned have taken measures to ensure a seamless Eid journey for holidaymakers ...

People have started leaving Dhaka to celebrate Eid with their loved ones and their journeys have mostly been hassle-free.

The improved travel experience is due to better roads, the opening of two major highways, increased police vigilance, efficient toll collection, and the absence of extortion ...

Ongoing road construction on highways leading to Sylhet, northern districts, and Mymensingh, along with the rampant presence ...

The route is already narrow, with some areas full of potholes, and sections are undergoing a six-lane expansion ...

Tens of thousands of holidaymakers have left Dhaka city before Eid-ul-Fitr, one of the largest religious festivals of Muslims ...

People have started leaving Dhaka for outlying areas for Eid-ul-Fitr amid hassles such as road construction works, illegal parking, kitchen markets and the movement of three-wheelers on highways.

Bangladesh Highway Police will work across the country to ensure that there is no disruption during this Eid journey. Members ...

According to Mojammel Hossain Chowdhury, general secretary of Jatri Kallyan Samity, around 20 lakh auto-rickshaws operate across Bangladesh, with at least five lakh expected to hit the roads illegally ...

On 24 October 2017, the Asian Development Bank (ADB) Board of Directors approved a multitranche financing facility (MFF) of $1,200 million to the People's Republic of Bangladesh for the ... outputs ...