### Traffic Gridlock at Ċirkewwa on Boxing Day: A Local Dilemma Boxing Day in Malta is traditionally a day marked by family gatherings, shopping sprees, and the anticipation of the holiday spirit lingering in the air. However, for many, this day also means braving the infamous traffic gridlock at Ċirkewwa, the northernmost point of the…
**Msida Flyover Set to Open for Traffic at Midnight: A New Chapter for Malta’s Commuters** In a much-anticipated move, the Msida Flyover is set to officially open for traffic at midnight, marking a significant milestone in Malta’s ongoing efforts to improve its infrastructure and ease the daily commute for thousands of residents. This project, which…
— # Three-car Crash on Mrieħel Bypass Brings Rush-Hour Traffic to a Standstill In a scene that has become all too familiar to Maltese commuters, a three-car crash on the Mrieħel bypass brought rush-hour traffic to a complete standstill yesterday evening. The incident, which occurred around 5:30 pm, not only caused significant delays but also…
**Remote Working and Traffic Woes: A New Era for Malta** In recent years, Malta has experienced a significant shift in its working culture, largely driven by the global pandemic. Remote working has become increasingly popular, and while it has brought numerous benefits, it has also had a profound impact on the island’s traffic situation. As…
# Motorist’s Acquittal of Dangerous Driving Confirmed on Appeal: A Closer Look at Malta’s Legal Landscape In a landmark decision that has stirred considerable debate within Malta’s legal and community circles, the acquittal of a motorist charged with dangerous driving has been upheld on appeal. The case has not only raised questions about the interpretation…
In the heart of Malta, where history meets modernity, Santa Venera residents are urging their local council to take “urgent action” to address the perennial issue of the school run. The quaint town, known for its rich cultural heritage and bustling community life, has found itself grappling with traffic congestion and safety concerns as parents…
**Driver Fined €2,000 and Licence Suspended After Collision with Motorcyclist** Road safety has been a growing concern in Malta, and a recent incident has once again brought this issue to the forefront. A local driver has been fined €2,000 and had their licence suspended following a collision with a motorcyclist. The incident took place on…
### ‘I won’t govern with the stick’ − Abela on Traffic, Construction, and Politics Malta’s Prime Minister Robert Abela’s recent statement, “I won’t govern with the stick,” has resonated deeply within the local community, sparking discussions on how this approach will impact various facets of Maltese life, including traffic management, construction projects, and the broader…
**Marsa Arterial Road Reopened After Fire, But Motorists Urged to Avoid Area** Hot Malta readers, get ready for a bit of traffic chaos! The Marsa arterial road, a vital traffic artery in our beloved island, has been reopened to the public following a significant fire incident. However, local authorities are urging motorists to avoid the…
**Bus Journeys in Malta Three Times Longer Than Car Trips, Report Says** Malta, with its labyrinthine streets and bustling towns, has long been a place where the car reigns supreme. However, a recent report has sparked a conversation about the efficiency of public transportation on the island. The study reveals that bus journeys in Malta…
**Man Admits Negligent Driving Without a Licence, Handed Suspended Sentence** In a recent court ruling that has sparked conversation across Malta, a local man admitted to driving negligently without a valid licence and was handed a suspended sentence. This case highlights the ongoing debate about road safety, the importance of proper licensing, and the cultural…
