At present China has one of the most expansive high-speed rail networks on earth and it isn’t showing any sign of slowing down. According to reports, China is wanting to build a 13,000km high-speed railway...
Transport for London opened its doors for boarding on the two new tube stations which...
For the first time in history, individuals visiting Tibet can experience the area’s mountains and views at high speed, via Tibet’s first ever bullet train. Stretching 435km the line connects the capital city of Lhasa with the city of Nyingchi allowing all 31 provinces of mainland China access to this new line.
Featuring 47 tunnels, 121 bridges and a 525m long bridge – making it the largest and highest arch bridge of its kind in the world – building this railway line was no easy task. We explore the development of the project and highlight some of its impressive design features.
The research and judging for this year's Excellence Awards is almost complete. Our award announcements will be staggered over the next few months culminating in the publication of our awards report.
Train station announcements provide vital information regarding platform changes, delays, and cancellations, which if missed can disrupt passenger journeys and create a stressful situation. Due to a large majority of these announcements being delivered over tannoy systems, deaf individuals can miss out on vital information.
With this issue in mind, experts at the University of Amsterdam are currently developing technology which enables announcements to be translated into sign language.
A 40m-long double track has been installed on Railway Drive as part of the extension project.
This $2.4m project will triple rail capacity at the industrial park in Belle Fourche.
Under the initial stage, the INRD will deploy concrete inbound-outbound traffic lanes with a kiosk gate system.
TIFIA loans will be used for supporting the Downtown Redmond Link Extension.
The world may be ever so slowly reopening after Covid, but the familiar scourge of overtourism is back to haunt the travel sector.
Tech business leaders are talking up the metaverse. But is this anything more than yet another attempt to get us all to start using VR? Giacomo Lee finds out.
Why the Online Safety Bill fails, what it gets right and how the internet can be made a safer space without compromising on fundamental rights.
The transformed stations feature electric vehicle charging points and water management systems.
The seamless experience of a biometric vaccine travel for passport is not available for all customers as it could be, as Giacomo Lee discovers.
A pilot project from UberEats is trialling walking couriers in Tokyo, making for a slower sort of food delivery than you might expect from gig workers. Giacomo Lee finds out more.
The new solution features an electric motor, as well as a battery power pack instead of the traditional diesel engine.
Tourism is getting smart and preparing for a post-pandemic world in which people are free to travel again, Giacomo Lee discovers.
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