More: Transportation
From Parts to Products: Why Trade Logistics Matter
Take a close look at your smart phone for a moment. What do you see? A glass screen. A button equipped with fingerprint recognition....
Car-friendly Brasília embraces walkers and cyclists
Built from scratch in the 1950s, the Brazilian capital of Brasília was designed with the idea that all of its residents would be getting...
Analyzing CPEC Summit 2018
China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) is the flagship project of China’s Belt and Road initiative, prioritized by both the Governments of China and Pakistan to...
Pakistani Gwadar Port: A double-edged sword for Iran
Authors: Vahid Pourtajrishi & Elaheh Shirvani
Gwadar port is located in the province of Baluchistan in Pakistan and on the coast of Arabian Sea. The...
UN population forum urged to examine ways to protect people on the move, make cities work better
A great migration of humanity into cities is under way, and with millions drawn to urban areas for the promise of a better life,...
Smarter roads for smarter mobility
As transport technology progresses at breath-taking speed we tend to focus on how advanced and intelligent vehicles are getting. However, of equal importance is...
How to unlock potential of “Connecting by Inland Navigation”
Unlocking the potential of inland water transport can support sustainable transport systems and boost social and economic development.
Inland waterways such as rivers, lakes and...
China and India Exchange Lessons in Urban Transport Management
It is no secret that China and India’s rapid economic expansion have led their big cities to quickly urbanize. As much as this can...
It All Starts With a Road: The Key to Mobility in Haiti
This Monday morning, Jean-Douby Florville, 13, can take all his time to eat and review his homework before going to school. The eldest son...
CPEC: Geo-strategic and economic significance
Authors: Vahid Pourtajrishi & Tayyebeh Vakilotojar
The China Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) is of prime importance for Pakistan as it can act as the game...