Initiative to build a vertical railway station
Metro stations in major cities such as London and New York are traditionally large structures, like the cathedrals.
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Metro stations in major cities such as London and New York are traditionally large structures, like the cathedrals.
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A Chinese designer has launched a unique idea of high-speed trains, never having to stop running when picking up and dropping off at the subway.
Maglevs use strong electromagnets, prompting the train to quickly move on its rails.
French National Railways (SNCF) has announced the launch of its first unmanned aerial vehicle system to inspect the country's rail network.
The Institute of Mechanics of the Vietnam Academy of Science and Technology has successfully built
London's 21st century metro version is set to be announced in the UK, with the advantage of extending 30% of the passenger space and improving the air conditioning s…
On August 29th, the Central Railway Company of Japan (JR Tokai) continues to test the super-speed train running on the magnetic buffer with a speed of more than 500km /…
The University of Maryland has adopted a new security measure by equipping 200 white board for classes this fall.
The high-speed tube-powered train, newly introduced earlier this week, is one of the many outstanding ideas in the world about human transport.