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French airports create company for flying taxi infrastructure
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Moscow metro riders will be able to use just their face to pay fares
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Citroën looks to reimagine city travel with new self-driving pods
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Brussels to install 11,000 electric charging stations by 2035
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This futuristic jetsuit is allowing humans to take flight
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Night trains: overnight rail travel getting back on track in France
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