Transportation powerhouse Uber announced it will return to Madeira! After a three-year absence, the regional government has granted approval, bringing new mobility options and fresh competition to the island.
Madeira's bus services carried 16 million passengers from January to September 2024, reflecting a 25.2% year-on-year increase and growing public transport demand.
Aerobus ticket prices went up slightly, as plans for the introduction of an all-inclusive tourist pass have been announced.
The TVDE Association decided to sue the government for imposing unfair practices, while President Albuquerque says he could not care less about lawsuits.
Taxis want a slice of the pie! Starting next Friday, tourists from cruise ships can book trips through the Bolt app.
Estrada dos Anjos in Ponta do Sol remains closed due to a significant landslide, with no estimated date for reopening. Access to the road has been restricted since 2016 because of ongoing safety concerns.
In the past week, Madeira has endured three tragic road accidents that resulted in the deaths of three individuals, including two minors.
Amidst concerns of an impending congestion crisis in the greater Funchal area, the president of Madeira has initiated discussions regarding a new connection to the via rápida.
A tragic motorcycle crash inside Madeira's Quinta Grande tunnel claimed the lives of a boy and a girl this afternoon.
Madeira's public transport system is gaining momentum while new car sales decrease by almost 15%. Is this shift signaling changes in Madeiran transit dynamics?
The Government of Madeira is considering restricting access to Pico do Arieiro,due to daily congestion and chaotic parking conditions.
