Prague begins construction of new tram line
Prague has taken another important step in expanding its urban public transport after the Czech capital’s transport operator, DPP, appointed […]
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The Netherlands launches a special ticket for affordable rail travel
Starting June 15, 2026, a special ticket will be introduced in the Netherlands for summer rail travel under the name […]
EPPO expands corruption investigation into Poland’s tram system
The European Public Prosecutor’s Office has charged two more suspects in Poland as part of an investigation into alleged public […]
USD 1 billion contract for the New York metro extension
The consortium formed by Skanska, Traylor Bros, and Walsh Construction has signed a contract worth over one billion dollars with […]
The Buda Castle Funicular marks the 40th anniversary of its reopening
BKV, Budapest’s public transportation company, is marking the 40th anniversary of the reopening of the Buda Castle Funicular, one of […]
Sweco to design railway line to Gothenburg Airport
Sweco has been selected by the Swedish Transport Administration (Trafikverket) to provide planning and design services for the Gothenburg–Borås railway […]
How extreme weather is changing public transport
Heat waves, snowstorms, and torrential rains are already altering travelers’ behavior and putting pressure on urban and suburban public transportation. […]
Study: Expectations for public transportation are the same across all continents
Keolis, in partnership with Toluna, a market research firm, conducted a study showing that, regardless of country or culture, expectations […]
The Madrid Metro is preparing for Pope Leo XIV’s visit
The Madrid Metro is preparing for Pope Leo XIV’s visit, scheduled for June 6–9, with a specially wrapped train on […]
UK creates national taskforce for urban mass transit projects
The UK government has launched the Mass Transit Taskforce, a new expert body tasked with identifying and removing the main […]