Radio-frequency identification

From 4 to 6 pm on August 14, 2019, are planned activities to implement updates of the electronic toll collection system on a time and distance basis.

The reason is the installation of a frame - part of the electronic toll collection system.

Between 23:00 and midnight the traffic in both directions from the 40th to 44th km of the Trakia highway in the region of Ihtiman will be stopped.

The reason is the installation of a special framework that will be part of the electronic toll collection system.

The Council of the Eropean Union has announced that it has adopted new rules against the misuse of identity papers. It introduces better security for EU citizens' ID cards and residence permits issued to foreigners.

,,Over 2 million sales of electronic vignettes have been realized.''

This was announced by the Minister of Regional Development Petya Avramova during her hearing at the Regional Commission for Progress on the Implementation of the Electronic Billing System, reported NOVA TV.

The rights of Bulgarian citizens in the UK will also be guaranteed even after a hard Brexit. This was assured by theHead of the Labor and Social Affairs Office at the Bulgarian Embassy in London Vassil Assenov.

Thousands of people in Sweden have been implanting microchips in their hands as part of a new biohacking trend in the country that aims to make people's daily lives easier.

Bulgaria's interior ministry has opened a €121.8 million (US$139.1 million) tender for developing a system for issuing biometric identity documents, SeeNews reports.

EU countries want to make it easier to trace owners of foreign vehicles that fail to pay road tolls by granting each other access to national vehicle registration data. The Council today adopted a general approach on updated electronic road tolling rules which include a legal basis for such information sharing.

Romanian nationals intending to travel to Canada without a visa will have to apply for an Electronic Travel Authorisation (eTA) on a biometric passport only as from June 5, 12:30 EEST, according to a press statement released by Romania's Foreign Ministry (MAE).

Two high school students in Turkey who developed a microchip for early detection of cancer have claimed yet another award.