Transports

Mexico: The High-Speed Railway Project That Challenges the Panama Canal

The Mexican government plans to build a railway corridor to compete with the Panama Canal, challenging the dynamics of maritime shipping for freight transport and, more generally, global trade.

“15-Minute Cities”: The Sustainable Model for Future Metropolises

Milan, with its new metro line, Copenhagen, with its Cityringen, and Paris, with its Grand Paris Express, are among the European champions of sustainable urban planning.

7 cities and their iconic bridges, from the Brookyln Bridge to the Rialto Bridge

How High-Speed Rail Has Changed the World, from the Shinkansen to the TGV

As the European Union continues to invest in mobility innovation, let's discover how high-speed rail has revolutionised international transport—from the Japanese Shinkansen to the French train TGV, wi...

High-speed trains and EU Green Deal: new railways for environmental sustainability

The inauguration of the high-speed rail between Paris and Berlin is confirmation that the European Union, under the leadership of European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, wants to create a ...

From the Dardanelles Strait to China, The Great Bridges That Won Earthquakes

Rising in geotechnically complex and highly seismic areas, these bridges - including the longest suspended bridges in the world - stand firm against catastrophic events thanks to modern engineering br...

In Canada, ‘A City Within a City’: Toronto’s Waterfront Redevelopment Takes a New Project

With an investment of CA$1 billion, Toronto’s waterfront will be ready for the construction of thousands of homes on an abandoned industrial site that will also have the largest park in a generation, ...

Thrilling connections: 10 of the world’s longest suspension bridges

Colossal works uniting even continents, from China to the Dardanelles Strait, the world's longest suspension bridges are true marvels of engineering.

Auckland: Sustainable Mobility Projects for the Future

While government statistics show record numbers of people leaving New Zealand, the City of Sails—the country's largest—continues to grow, and it is banking on metro and rail lines to sustain it