For some, good public transport is the gold standard for positive development in a city, while for others the absence of public transport signifies almost nothing. Overall, advanced public transport means, among other things, a reduction in the number of vehicles, and therefore has a positive impact on the environment.
Hong Kong
Trams on the street in Hong Kong
Zurich
Tram No.17 at Zurich Hauptbahnhof, Zurich Main Train Station
Paris
Subway station at Paris
Seoul
Anguk station, Seoul Subway Line 3 in Jongno-gu, Seoul city
Prague
Tram in Prague with Castle in Background
Vienna
Tram in the street of Vienna
London
Iconic red double decker buses near Trafalgar Square, in Central London
Singapore
SBS Transit Bus (Public Bus) at Orchard Road, Singapore
Stockholm
Stockholm metro (T-bana) station known for its artistic station interiors
Frankfurt
View of a public tramway in Frankfurt
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