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EU Plans High-Speed Rail Network Connecting Major Cities
The European Commission is expected to adopt a plan for a European High-Speed Rail Network connecting all EU capitals and major cities by 2043, with a projected cost of €546 billion.
EU Plans High-Speed Rail Network Connecting Major Cities
The European Commission is expected to adopt a plan for a European High-Speed Rail Network connecting all EU capitals and major cities by 2043, with a projected cost of €546 billion.
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48% Bias Score
Stockholm's Pop-Up Pedestrianization: A Pragmatic Approach to Reducing Car Traffic
Stockholm has successfully reduced car traffic by using temporary pedestrianization schemes, pragmatic dialogue with businesses, and increased parking costs, leading to a 11.7 percent decrease in car traffic in the city center over the past decade.
Stockholm's Pop-Up Pedestrianization: A Pragmatic Approach to Reducing Car Traffic
Stockholm has successfully reduced car traffic by using temporary pedestrianization schemes, pragmatic dialogue with businesses, and increased parking costs, leading to a 11.7 percent decrease in car traffic in the city center over the past decade.
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52% Bias Score
French Companies Embrace Corporate Bikes Amidst Public Transit Shortfalls
Facing public transportation challenges, over 200 French companies have introduced over 20,000 corporate bikes—electric, cargo, or foldable—a small percentage compared to European neighbors but growing rapidly, especially in rural areas.
French Companies Embrace Corporate Bikes Amidst Public Transit Shortfalls
Facing public transportation challenges, over 200 French companies have introduced over 20,000 corporate bikes—electric, cargo, or foldable—a small percentage compared to European neighbors but growing rapidly, especially in rural areas.
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24% Bias Score
Electric Lorries: UK Adoption and Infrastructure Challenges
Welch's Transport, a UK firm, uses three electric heavy goods vehicles (eHGVs) in its fleet, highlighting the benefits and challenges of electric haulage, including limited range and charging infrastructure.
Electric Lorries: UK Adoption and Infrastructure Challenges
Welch's Transport, a UK firm, uses three electric heavy goods vehicles (eHGVs) in its fleet, highlighting the benefits and challenges of electric haulage, including limited range and charging infrastructure.
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16% Bias Score
Twiliner Launches Sustainable Night Bus Network Across Europe
Twiliner, a Swiss company, is launching a new night bus network connecting European cities starting November 2025, offering a sustainable and comfortable alternative to short-haul flights with routes initially between Zurich and Amsterdam and Zurich and Barcelona; the company plans to expand to 25 c...
Twiliner Launches Sustainable Night Bus Network Across Europe
Twiliner, a Swiss company, is launching a new night bus network connecting European cities starting November 2025, offering a sustainable and comfortable alternative to short-haul flights with routes initially between Zurich and Amsterdam and Zurich and Barcelona; the company plans to expand to 25 c...
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36% Bias Score
Bayern Expands Hydrogen Train Test Despite Reliability Concerns
Bayern will expand its hydrogen train pilot program to three trains on the Mühldorf-Burghausen route starting December 2026, while also pursuing widespread track electrification and battery train deployment, due to concerns regarding the high costs and reliability of hydrogen technology.
Bayern Expands Hydrogen Train Test Despite Reliability Concerns
Bayern will expand its hydrogen train pilot program to three trains on the Mühldorf-Burghausen route starting December 2026, while also pursuing widespread track electrification and battery train deployment, due to concerns regarding the high costs and reliability of hydrogen technology.
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48% Bias Score
Europe's Largest Urban Cable Car Opens in Île-de-France
Île-de-France's first cable car, Câble C1, opened on December 13, 2024, connecting Créteil and Villeneuve-Saint-Georges, reducing travel time by 20 minutes and serving up to 11,000 daily passengers.
Europe's Largest Urban Cable Car Opens in Île-de-France
Île-de-France's first cable car, Câble C1, opened on December 13, 2024, connecting Créteil and Villeneuve-Saint-Georges, reducing travel time by 20 minutes and serving up to 11,000 daily passengers.
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64% Bias Score
Vilnius Launches Europe's First Fully Electric River Passenger Ferry Service
Vilnius, Lithuania, introduced Europe's first fully electric passenger ferry service on the Neris River, boasting a lower carbon footprint than diesel buses and integrating seamlessly with the city's existing public transport app.
Vilnius Launches Europe's First Fully Electric River Passenger Ferry Service
Vilnius, Lithuania, introduced Europe's first fully electric passenger ferry service on the Neris River, boasting a lower carbon footprint than diesel buses and integrating seamlessly with the city's existing public transport app.
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28% Bias Score
Hessen Aims for Zero Traffic Fatalities by 2050
The state of Hessen in Germany aims to reduce traffic fatalities by 40% by 2030 and eliminate them entirely by 2050, focusing on infrastructure improvements and addressing conflicts between car and bicycle traffic.
Hessen Aims for Zero Traffic Fatalities by 2050
The state of Hessen in Germany aims to reduce traffic fatalities by 40% by 2030 and eliminate them entirely by 2050, focusing on infrastructure improvements and addressing conflicts between car and bicycle traffic.
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20% Bias Score
Green Hydrogen Barge Reduces CO2 Emissions in Rotterdam
Future Proof Shipping's H2 Barge 2, refueled with green hydrogen at Alblasserdam, demonstrates zero-emission shipping, saving approximately 2,000 metric tons of CO2 annually.
Green Hydrogen Barge Reduces CO2 Emissions in Rotterdam
Future Proof Shipping's H2 Barge 2, refueled with green hydrogen at Alblasserdam, demonstrates zero-emission shipping, saving approximately 2,000 metric tons of CO2 annually.
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32% Bias Score
Paris's Successful Traffic Transformation: From Resistance to Sustainability
Paris, under Mayor Anne Hidalgo, has implemented a large-scale traffic reduction plan over the last 20 years, resulting in a 1000+ kilometer cycling network, pedestrianized riverbanks, and a 30 km/h speed limit in the city center, despite initial public resistance, now supported by 60 percent of res...
Paris's Successful Traffic Transformation: From Resistance to Sustainability
Paris, under Mayor Anne Hidalgo, has implemented a large-scale traffic reduction plan over the last 20 years, resulting in a 1000+ kilometer cycling network, pedestrianized riverbanks, and a 30 km/h speed limit in the city center, despite initial public resistance, now supported by 60 percent of res...
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60% Bias Score
E-bikes Replace Car Trips More Often Than Thought: German Study
A German study using 2017 data found that e-bikes replace car trips far more often than expected, with 43 percent of e-bike trips otherwise being car trips, and 63 percent of e-bike kilometers.
E-bikes Replace Car Trips More Often Than Thought: German Study
A German study using 2017 data found that e-bikes replace car trips far more often than expected, with 43 percent of e-bike trips otherwise being car trips, and 63 percent of e-bike kilometers.
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36% Bias Score
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