Ministry of Transport and Communications of the Republic of Belarus

When ordering taxi services without using information systems, mobile apps, or dispatch services (so-called "drive-by" trips), there are instances of passengers being transported at unreasonably inflated rates. Therefore, we would like to draw passengers' attention to the following information.

All necessary information for submitting documents and including information in the register is posted  on the website of the Transport Inspectorate.

From July 26, 2025, it will be mandatory to coordinate the deregistration of a civilian UAV prior to its sale or the transfer of ownership from the previous owner to another legal entity or individual entrepreneur in the Republic of Belarus.

A significant amount of specialized equipment and human resources were deployed to clean up the aftermath of the severe weather on the country's roads and railways from July 9 to 11. In total, more than 40 road crews and over 100 railway workers were involved in the restoration work.

The meeting was chaired by Chinese Minister of Transport Liu Wei. The event was attended by representatives from transport departments in Belarus, Iran, Kazakhstan, China, Kyrgyzstan, Pakistan, Russia, Iran, Tajikistan, and Uzbekistan.

Minister of Transport and Communications Alexey Lyakhnovich presented a report on the draft Law "On Amending the Codes of Criminal and Administrative Liability" at a meeting of the lower house of Parliament.

Belarusian Minister of Transport and Communications Alexei Lyakhnovich made this statement on the sidelines of the Eurasian Economic Forum during the panel session "Sustainable Transport in the Eurasian Region: Mobility, Multimodality, and Digitalization."

Every year on this June night, Brest greets a bloody dawn – a reminder of the first minutes of the Great Patriotic War. It was on this day in 1941 that the defenders of Brest Fortress were the first to bear the brunt of the enemy's attacks.

The unique traveling museum "Victory Train" begins its journey across Belarus in Brest. This city was the first to receive an attack of Nazi invaders in June 1941 and the last to be liberated from the occupiers in July 1944.

The ceremony took place as part of a historical and patriotic motor rally in honor of the 80th anniversary of the Great Victory, the route of which passes through our countries. First Deputy Minister of Transport and Communications of Belarus Grigory Glazko and Deputy Minister of Transport of Russia Konstantin Pashkov participated in the flower-laying ceremony.