What is eTransport?

Welcome to the future of intercity road transport access! The eTransport platform marks a new era in the digitization of intercity transport management and accessibility. This national online platform is designed to streamline services for both transport companies and citizens, allowing for electronic ticketing and complete fiscal cycles from anywhere at any time.

Thanks to a visionary approach to reorganizing the intercity transport sector, the General Directorate of Road Transport Services, in collaboration with the National Agency of Information Society, has launched the eTransport platform. This innovative tool facilitates interaction between travelers, transport companies, agencies, and national terminals and stations.

Enjoy a radically improved travel experience in Albania with real-time information on lines, stations, terminals, and timetables in both Albanian and English—all available through a simple search on your mobile phone. Experience a success story in online services and a new communication bridge for travelers to their favorite destinations and events in touristic Albania!

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ROAD TRANSPORT OF ALBANIA

Albania's road network encompasses around 18,600 km, including main interurban roads, secondary interurban roads, and urban routes. Significant investments over the past decade have transformed the road infrastructure, completing key segments of the national network. The National Transport Plan aims to finalize the construction of strategic arteries such as the North-South Highway. For comprehensive trip information, visit eTransport, where you can search for destinations, book tickets, and travel swiftly and safely to your destination.

AIR TRANSPORT

Albania's air transport is centered around the Mother Teresa International Airport in Rinas, 25 km northwest of Tirana. Managed by a Public-Private Partnership, Tirana International Airport offers daily flight information available on its official website in both Albanian and English. Visit TIA for more details.

Additionally, the Kukës International Airport, located 5 km from the northern city of Kukës and 48 km from Prizren in Kosovo, serves as another gateway for air travel. For more information, visit Kukës International Airport.

Future air transport priorities include investments for domestic and tourism purposes, with plans for a new airport in the south to enhance both domestic and international services.

SEA TRANSPORT

With 440 km of coastline, Albania is ideally positioned for maritime activities, including transport, tourism, and fishing, connecting with the Adriatic and beyond. Key ports include the Durrës Port Authority, Vlorë Sea Port, Shengjin Sea Port, and Sarandë Sea Port, along with the Romano-Port and Petrolifera fuel ports. Maritime transport is crucial for the country's transport system and economic development, particularly in tourism.

RAIL TRANSPORT

Albania's railway network comprises 416 km of single main railway line, with 343.35 km operational and a standard gauge of 1435 mm. The network includes 92 km of secondary lines and 45 railway stations, facilitating train exchanges and processing. Key areas of the network feature plains, hills, and mountainous regions. Modernizing the national railway network to enhance quality and intermodality is a priority, with projects aiming to integrate with European railway corridors.

TAXI SERVICE

Taxis are widely available in most Albanian cities, easily recognizable by their yellow color. Most taxis are metered, but fares can sometimes be negotiated in advance. In Tirana, taxis can be hailed on the street or found at numerous taxi stands.

INTERURBAN TRANSPORT