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The planned public transit service will be completed somewhere in 2035
It was meant to bring attention to the need to save precious water resources
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The technology differs from maglev in that it allows the usage of already existing infrastructure, with only slight modifications
The one-hour event turned into a platform for ideas on the future of waste management
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City officials invite residents to meet in person for valuable consultations on greening transformations of their living environment
Will the Czech capital follow Paris in the anti-two-wheeler crusade?
The holiday honours an event when communities from both lands united against the Livonian Crusaders in the 13th century
The main focus of the festivities is a ‘miracle’, which involves the liquefaction of the saint’s blood
Se Poate Association led the training sessions in several cities and engaged over 150 young people
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And the city is pleading with residents to adopt rather than shop
The Italian government has cancelled the subsidy for able-bodied people of working age
The local authorities have reached an agreement that is expected to reduce crowding on roads and public transport
It goes without saying that urban development is linked to growing tension in traffic. Without proper support in terms of infrastructure, city expansion might create more pressure on it – public transport becomes more crowded and roads and paths become jammed. Is there a solution that does not rob the comfort of commuters?
There might be, as far as Amsterdam is concerned. The authorities of the Dutch capital announced yesterday that they are implementing a measure to alleviate rush hours in the city district of Zeeburgereiland, an island within the ring of Amsterdam which is currently in a stage of rapid development.
In particular, two of the future educational institutions - the Inholland University of Applied Sciences and Montessori Lyceum Amsterdam #2, which will open their doors in 2024 and 2025, have agreed to spread out their lesson start times over the morning and their end times – over the afternoon and the evening.
The expected outcome of this is that those who study and work there will have to depart at different times, rather than crowding at the same moment, thereby reducing pressure on infrastructure. This shall result in fewer users of public transport, calmer cycling lanes and streets. Combined, the two institutions are expected to welcome 8,000 students, so the effect of the measure might be significant.
The measure appears very timely as this district is expected to grow considerably within the next few years. In particular, the city is building tram lines, cycling paths and a ferry.
Apart from being a residential district, however, the island of Zeeburgereiland is a place to visit and an important traffic hub. It hosts what is claimed to be the country‘s largest skatepark. As such, alleviating pressure on infrastructure might prove beneficial to citizens beyond those residing in the area.
The authorities are hopeful that other organizations, not only within the educational sector, will follow suit and will contribute to making the city more liveable and accessible.
He stated this during a visit to the island’s capital Ajaccio
It’s one of the several iconic arcade shopping centres of the Italian city
The local government has decided on a host of measures to support struggling residents, but visitors will get the short end of the stick
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Almost 140 000 people have cast their vote in the national contest for Mayor of the Year
The worrying news comes in the wake of a discovery of the pests in local cinemas some weeks ago
The collected ideas will then be used to create a symphony
It’s one of the several iconic arcade shopping centres of the Italian city
The worrying news comes in the wake of a discovery of the pests in local cinemas some weeks ago
The collected ideas will then be used to create a symphony
The local government has decided on a host of measures to support struggling residents, but visitors will get the short end of the stick
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