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Amsterdam gets new underwater bike parking spots at Centraal station
Amsterdam opens two new bicycle parking facilities which are both underwater. Together they offer space for some 11,000 bikes, making it the largest storage facility of its kind in the Dutch capital.
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Macron promises new urban rail networks in 10 French cities
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The London Transport Museum is now offering guided tours through the underground’s secret tunnels and closed stations.
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How countries in Europe are tackling the use of electric scooters
E-scooter rentals in Europe have boomed in recent years. Countries are increasingly regulating their use in a bid to curb injuries and deaths.
Is reshaping how we use our cities the key to leading happier lives?
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Could a 3-metre flying disk change the face of urban mobility?
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Revealed: The cities with the best and worst traffic congestion
New data from navigation company TomTom suggests that traffic congestion in many cities is still lower than it was before the COVID pandemic.
Paris unveils a new cable car link to get around the city by 2025
The C1 line will link the French capital's suburbs to the Metro subway system.