Another trump for Skopje with the new tram network
The local administration of Skopje, the capital of the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, plans to build a tram network. […]
May 2013
“Warsaw authorities plan to develop the underground network”
Interview with Jerzy Lejk, General Director of Warsaw Metro Warsaw already has a relatively well developed transport network, the most […]
Capital of Ukraine has plans to double the metro network
Kiev, another city in the Wider Black Sea Area, focuses its transport policies on the projects for the extension of […]
From Europe to Asia in two minutes
Baku-Tbilisi-Kars route will be connected to Marmaray Tunnel allowing direct transport from Azerbaijan to Europe, said Binali Yildirim, Turkey’s Minister […]
Development of Yerevan underground, supported by European funds
As any other city with over 1 million inhabitants, Yerevan, the capital of Armenia has an underground line (13 km), […]
Alma Ata light rail project financed through PPP
The municipality in Alma Ata and the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) signed in November 2012 a Memorandum […]
Infrastructure linking Eurasian cities
Facing various and always changing economic circumstances but also a trade reorientation towards Europe and Asia, will the cities on […]
Electrification of surface transport, demanded by the European railway sector
Recently, at the middle of March, 11 organisations from the transport and industry sectors launched the Platform for the Electrification […]
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Public transport meets mobility needs
Rethinking urban mobility involves optimising the use of the entire variety of modes of transport and organising a co-modality between […]