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Kwoon Chung Bus Holdings Limited (KCBH) has secured a contract to establish the largest autonomous electric bus transportation system in Hong Kong, connecting the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge (HZMB) Hong Kong Port with the SKYCITY entertainment complex. This ‘Airportcity Link’ system, expected to be operational by the end of 2025, will feature autonomous electric buses carrying up to 16 passengers and one wheelchair user, significantly reducing travel time and accommodating growing passenger traffic.

VIA Rail Canada will host its 2024 Annual Public Meeting on August 7th, 2024. The pre-recorded session will highlight the company’s financial performance, key achievements, and future strategies, including the VIAction 2030 plan.

The Tripura Transport Department has announced a ban on the registration of all types of three-wheeler passenger and goods vehicles within the Agartala Municipal Corporation area from July 10th, 2024. This move aims to reduce traffic congestion and promote alternative transportation methods in the capital city.

The advent of high-speed rail (HSR) has revolutionized global transportation, impacting airlines, airports, and regional economies. This article explores the profound effects of HSR networks, particularly focusing on China’s ambitious expansion plans and the resulting competition with airlines and impact on airports.

Navia Robotics’ autonomous cleaning robots are transforming floor maintenance in airports and transportation hubs, offering significant labor cost savings and enhancing cleanliness for a better traveler experience.

NAV CANADA, the Canadian air navigation service provider, announced a significant increase in air traffic for May 2024. The company reported a 6.2% rise in weighted charging units, a metric that reflects the volume and complexity of flights in Canadian airspace. This growth signifies a strong rebound in air travel following the pandemic.

Mark Wild, who previously led London’s Crossrail project (now known as the Elizabeth Line), has been named the new CEO of the UK’s HS2 high-speed rail project. Wild will take over from former CEO Mark Thurston, who left in September 2023. HS2 services are scheduled to begin in 2033 between Old Oak Common station in West London and Birmingham Curzon Street. The project has faced some controversy, with the UK government deciding to scrap the extension north of Birmingham to Manchester last year. However, Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has committed to constructing an HS2 link to Euston station in central London.

The City of Edmonton is embarking on a busy construction season in 2024, with more than 200 infrastructure projects planned, designed, and built. These projects encompass various categories, including transportation (80 projects), facilities (60 projects), LRT expansion and renewal (16 projects), and open spaces (over 50 projects). The city anticipates the creation of numerous jobs directly from these initiatives.

The long-anticipated Harelaw Road, the final segment connecting the A6106 to Shawfair, has opened, promising enhanced connectivity, reduced traffic congestion, and improved accessibility for residents and businesses within the Shawfair development and Midlothian. This key infrastructure addition aims to stimulate economic growth and development in the area.

FirstGroup’s announcement of potential new train services between London and Greater Manchester underscores a significant shift in transportation, aiming to encourage greater adoption of rail over road travel. These proposed services under the Lumo brand aim to revolutionize travel and tourism by promoting sustainable, convenient, and efficient rail travel over road options.