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He was hit by a tram before seeing it finished. 100 years later, Gaudí's vision is real; here's the story of Barcelona's iconic Sagrada FamíliaAntoni Gaudí's Sagrada Família now stands as the world's tallest church. Inspired by ancient arches, modern techniques have perfected its s...- Victorian Government free transport covers trains, trams, buses and V/Line for one month: What commuters need to knowVictorian government free transport: Victoria is offering free public transport throughout April to ease cost-of-living pressures and risin...
- Transport union in NSW calls on state government to scrap public transport fares as high fuel costs mount cost-of-living pressure; transport minister respondsSydney's transport union urges the government to abolish public transport fares, citing rising petrol costs and cost-of-living pressures. T...
- Public transport fares to rise across Victoria from January 2026, fuelling commuter anger over cost pressures; here’s everything you need to know about the new ratesVictorian public transport fares will increase from January 1, 2026, with daily full fare caps rising by 40 cents to $11.40 for Zone 1+2 tr...
- Germans mourn the 5 killed and 200 injured in the apparent attack on a Christmas marketTragedy struck a Christmas market in Magdeburg, Germany. A car plowed into the crowd, leaving five dead and 200 injured. A 50-year-old doct...
- Death toll in attack on Christmas market in Germany rises to 5, with more than 200 injuredTragedy struck a Christmas market in Magdeburg, Germany. A car plowed into the crowd. Two people died. Sixty others were injured. Authoriti...
- Asia's oldest operating trams see slow death in IndiaKolkata's 151-year-old tram network is under threat due to neglect, despite being a cheap and eco-friendly transport solution. Enthusiasts ...
- Traveling to France? Here is what you need to know about the protestsViolent protests in France have disrupted Paris and dozens of cities across the country since the fatal police shooting of a teenager in a ...
- Traveling to France? What you need to know about the protestsProtests have erupted in dozens of French cities following the fatal shooting of a teenager in a Paris suburb, resulting in riots and wides...
- France deploys 45,000 police, armored vehicles amid riotsUnrest has flared nationwide, including in cities such as Marseille, Lyon, Toulouse, Strasbourg and Lille as well as Paris where Nahel M., ...
- Beyond electric cars: how electrifying trucks, buses, tractors and scooters will help tackle climate changeIf all cars on the road became powered by renewable electricity, we'd cut almost one-fifth of our emissions. We'd also be much better place...
- Dubai reopens parks, hotel beaches in further easing of curbsThe United Arab Emirates business and tourism hub Dubai has allowed public parks to reopen and hotel guests to access private beaches, stat...
- Xi Jinping’s debt clampdown has left a trail of dead projectsEconomists and policy makers see the restraints on borrowing as a necessary step toward choking off some of the nation’s construction and i...
- Chinese firm delivers first mountain subway trainChina's Railway Rolling Stock Corporation (CRRC) Qingdao Sifang won the contract to develop a new type of train with a larger driving force...
- Beijing to open first driverless subway lineThe 16.6-km Yanfang Line, which is being debugged, will improve convenience of transportation for residents living in the city's southweste...
- China rolls out first hydrogen-powered tramcarHydrogen fuel cells are a new clean energy source, widely used in the automobile industry, but lagging behind in the field of rail transit.
- BRT must to make Delhi world-class city, says Enrique PenalosaOther changes are needed, too, to improve the quality of life in Delhi, he said. Walking spaces, greenways and protected cycling tracks are...
- 3 mobile phones & a paper notebookDr Robin Jeffrey, author of Cell Phone Nation, on the essentials he travels with
- China tests advanced tramThe tram makes less noise and can carry over 300 passengers when it consists of three carriages, reported a state-run news agency.
- Siemens shares slump after profit warningSiemens AG issued a profit warning on Monday, saying weaker-than-expected performance in its major business projects in the current quarter...
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