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Amsterdam wants to learn from China! | 06.12.2010

During the World Electric Vehicle Symposium and Exposition (EVS-25), the e-Visionary Award was awarded to Amsterdam on November 9th 2010 in Shenzhen (China). This award is given to the city with the best vision in the field of...» more

Sustainable Accessibility of the Randstad | 19.11.2010

On November 8th 2010, a conference within the framework of Duurzame Bereikbaarheid van de Randstad (in English: Sustainable Accessibility of the Randstad) took place in Utrecht - the Netherlands. This framework programme is...» more

The first LRT line in Israel in six months! | 04.11.2010

As the capital and the largest city of Israel, Jerusalem is certainly in need for a faster and less polluting public transit system. After experiencing project delays, the first light rail transit (LRT) system in Jerusalem, and...» more

Thin bicycle bridge between two thin concrete spirals | 13.10.2010

A new cycle bridge over the Amsterdam-Rijnkanaal (an important freight canal in the Netherlands) has been initiated by the province of North Holland, province of Utrecht, the municipality of Abcoude and the municipality of...» more

Amsterdam goes sustainable! | 04.10.2010

The municipality of Amsterdam shows its commitment to make Amsterdam as a friendly city for electric cars. In the beginning of September, the Korean company CT&T, the biggest manufacturer of electric vehicles, opened its main...» more

Big potential for public transport in MENA region | 16.09.2010

In June 2009, UITP launched its formula to double the market share of public transport in 2025, which is called 2025=PTx2. Considering the current development of public transport in the world, Middle East and North Africa (MENA)...» more

Dutch consultants too expensive! | 25.08.2010

Consultants in the field of traffic and transport in the Netherlands are very expensive. Dutch governmental bodies often pay around € 130 per hour for an experienced consultant while authorities in the rest of Europe pay much...» more

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