Public Transport

What is the state of trolleybuses in the country? With experts in search of answers in history and current projects.

Limburg is revolutionising local transport: from July 2025, the city bus network will be massively expanded, with a 30-minute interval for the entire city area and all districts. A milestone for sustainable mobility and a serious alternative to the car.

Digital platforms are revolutionizing mobility, but the question remains: Who should be in control? Dominik Piétron from Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin warns of the risks of private providers and argues for public sector control that is geared towards the common good.

Public transport will need a third more buses and trains by 2030. But where will the staff come from in times of a shortage of skilled workers?

The bema Group and ABG Real Estate Group are developing a sustainable construction project with innovative green spaces and urban diversity by 2030.

Online retail is continuing to boom, congesting cities and roads - but the LogIKTram research project shows how freight trams could relieve traffic congestion and improve urban logistics. A solution has now been presented in Karlsruhe that shifts freight transport from road to rail and thus ensures greater sustainability.

Marburg rewards people for giving up their own car, bonus of 1250 euros for car sharing, public transport and shopping.

Saxony on the way to the hydrogen revolution in public transport . Read more about the future of inner-city rail transport!

The city of Frankfurt is planning to continue the popular KNUT on-demand service as part of the mobility transition. But how is the economic operation to be ensured after the federal subsidy runs out? The idea: KNUT is to replace night-time services on some routes. Find out more about the plans and the future of the innovative mobility project.

Discover urban mobility transformation with Meredith Glaser, CEO of Amsterdam’s Urban Cycling Institute. How asking the right questions fuels change.