CONTEXT The Wrightbus hydrogen bus project focuses on the implementation and operation of hydrogen fuel cell buses, standing out as an exemplary practice in the transition to sustainable public transportation. These buses are designed to offer emission-free urban transportation solutions, especially in medium to large urban areas that seek to improve air quality and meet […]
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CONTEXT The TransMilenio BTR (Bus Rapid Transit) Corridors represent an advanced example of technical deployment in urban transportation, specifically designed for Bogota, Colombia. Bogota, a large and densely populated city, faces significant challenges such as traffic congestion and air pollution, making it necessary to implement sustainable mobility solutions. The TransMilenio BTR Corridors involve the electrification
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CONTEXT Zurich, a leading city in Switzerland known for its high population density and efficient public transport system, has implemented an exemplary model of technical deployment and operation of electric buses. This transition is not a pilot experience, but a full-scale implementation across the entire public transport network. The decision to electrify the bus fleet
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CONTEXT Shenzhen, a Chinese city with more than 12 million inhabitants, is a remarkable example of electrified urban transport. This densely populated city has completely switched to a fleet of electric buses. This was not a pilot project, but a full implementation of the public bus network. Shenzhen made this decision to address environmental and
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CONTEXT The Urban Monorail Shuttle is an innovative autonomous transportation system designed to improve mobility in large, densely populated cities. Created by the Russian agency Working People, this autonomous monorail is easily integrated into existing road infrastructure, utilising medians and roadsides without the need for costly additional construction. The modular design allows the addition of
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CONTEXT The London hydrogen bus project is being implemented in a densely populated city known for its heavy traffic and environmental challenges. This project, led by Transport for London (TfL) and supported by European initiatives such as JIVE, introduced the first hydrogen double-decker buses in England. These vehicles emit no pollutants and only produce water
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CONTEXT The magnetic bus project in England implements eight electric buses on route number 7, which covers 25 km between the suburbs of Wolverton and Bletchley in Milton Keynes, serving some 800,000 passengers annually. It uses inductive charging technology, enabling wireless charging of up to 300 kW via magnetic pads at bus stops. This provides
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CONTEXT Hong Kong has launched an ambitious project to fully electrify its fleet of double-decker buses, seeking to address the environmental and air quality challenges facing the city. Known for its high population density and advanced urban infrastructure, the transition to electric buses aims not only to reduce local emissions of polluting gases, but also
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CONTEXT The Stockholm Sustainable Mobility Plan, located in a large and densely populated city in Sweden, is an outstanding example of technical implementation in urban transport. This plan includes the electrification of buses, not only as a pilot project, but as a full roll-out across the entire transport network by 2030. The decision to make
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CONTEXT Turku is a city in Finland and the regional capital of Southwest Finland. It is located on the southwestern coast of the country at the mouth of the River Aura. The population of Turku is approximately 202,000, while the metropolitan area has a population of approximately 311,000. It is the 6th most populous municipality
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