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My blog post about the Channel Tunnel https://lnkd.in/djhbsEFg is one of my most read ever In 2025 I'll turn it into a project: #CrossChannelRail looking at through services rivalling Eurostar, and new destinations But where should I go & investigate? Map https://lnkd.in/dy_BCWkT I want to check - all the stations from which could get trains to London - all the types of rolling stock that could be used - meet the companies (existing and future) that want to run these services The project would be like #CrossBorderRail - travel to the places, meet people, photograph infrastructure And I'd aim to do it all in April 2025 But first: help me complete the map of places I should go!

A sneak peek into the future of Munich‘s urban transport! 🚈 For several weeks we had a mock-up of the new S-Bahn trains in the lobby of our HQ in Munich, Germany, on display. Every day we were able to explore firsthand how our very own technology will transform Munich‘s urban transport with the most modern S-Bahn trains in Germany! 🤩 Siemens Mobility will deliver a first order of 90 of these superlative trains at the end of 2028. We can’t wait to switch tracks to a smarter way of travel! 🙌 #Munich #SBahn #UrbanTransport

This reminds me when we were planning the gate numbering for a new state of the airport terminal somewhere in SE Asia, we had proposed to think for the future masterplan. T2 gates would have a "2" series - eg 201 to 230, T1 when rebuilt would be 101 to 110, Remote stands would have a "9" series. And the larger the number, the further away in the terminal would be your gate, eg 201 would be nearby, but 211 would be a longer walk. Simple and intuitive........ Remember that Shakil Maricar ? https://lnkd.in/gqqY-DrR

Anyone who has flown into New York recently cannot have failed to notice the work that has been going on to transform the city's airports. Whether it's the huge construction activity taking over JFK, or the shining new facilities at LaGuardia, or the Consolidated Rent-A-Car facility at Newark, there are plenty of examples of how P3 is being used to completely overhaul these destinations. So what lessons can be learned for other airport schemes around the country? Arthur Schurr takes a look https://lnkd.in/e_7nX5K3

🚆 Discover the innovative technology behind Paris' metro trains! This video showcases the dual system of rubber-tired and steel-wheeled bogies in action. 🛤️ Wondering why the combination of rubber and steel wheels? Apart from high acceleration and deceleration (high traction) I don’t see any advantage, probably cost can be one element, quality of ride same as monorails or APM, Any where else apart from Paris seen such bogies?

Example of #simplified #accessibility! Instead of promoting a long, complex URL like e.g. #https://lnkd.in/dMshWZGh, a FlyXYZ.com domain like FlyACV.com ensures passengers instantly connect with the airport’s website. #MemorableAccessibility #EasyAccess #EasyToType #EasyToRecall #AirportWebsites #AirportMarketing #DigitalMarketing #Humbolt #County #Airport #CaliforniaAirports

This maze of lines is part of San Francisco Airport ✈️ The tangled roads and railway lines connect this mega-structure with the outside world.   Passengers have several options to get around airport:   - 🚆 Train: The Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) system connects the airport with San Francisco. - 🚝 Automated People Mover: AirTrain allows people to move seamlessly between terminals.   Numerous road facilities make it easy to access the airport by car, taxi, or bus.   The train and buses also connect the airport to Millbrae Station.   This station has been selected as the link between San Francisco and the California High-Speed Rail network.

Poster Presentation on Transportation system.(Designing the alignment for.a Highspeed Line between Munchen Airport and Nürnberg)

🚊 The Docklands Light Railway (DLR): A London Transport Icon 🚊 Since its debut in 1987, the DLR has transformed East London, connecting key areas like Canary Wharf and helping drive the region’s growth. Now spanning over 45 stations, it serves 120 million passengers each year. What makes the DLR stands out ? Driverless tech: A pioneering fully automated system. Fast & accessible: Reliable service with step-free access. Economic driver: Key to Canary Wharf’s rise as a business hub. Eco-friendly: Powered by electricity for greener travel. The DLR is more than a railway, we think t's a symbol of progress. #DLR #London #Transport #Innovation #Sustainability #CanaryWharf

New high speed train connecting Berlin and Paris starts today