MRT-7 Nears Partial Launch as Manila Commuters Await 6 New Stops
The Philippines’ MRT-7 is moving toward partial operations with six stations eyed to open, promising faster, more predictable travel across northern Metro Manila.
William R. Martin
William R Martin writes about travel from the ground up. His work focuses on remote routes, working ports, border crossings, ferry lines, and the landscapes that shape how people move across regions.
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Škoda’s New Electric Trains Set to Transform Rail Travel in Bulgaria
Škoda Group’s first electric multiple units for Bulgaria promise faster journeys, cleaner operations and a major comfort upgrade on key intercity routes.
Cairo Metro, LRT Restore Normal Hours After Eid Al Fitr
Cairo’s metro and new LRT are returning to normal hours after Eid Al Fitr, easing holiday congestion and supporting Egypt’s rapidly growing urban mobility demand.
Prague Revives Vintage Trams and Retro Buses for 2026 Tourism
Prague leans into nostalgia in 2026, expanding historic tram and retro bus services to entice visitors with a more atmospheric way to explore the city.
Thessaloniki Emerges as a Strategic Rail Gateway for Europe
More than one billion euros in new and planned rail investments are positioning Thessaloniki as a key freight and passenger hub between Southeast and Central Europe.
GoVolta to Launch Low-Cost Amsterdam–Berlin Rail Link in 2026
Dutch startup GoVolta is preparing ultra-cheap Amsterdam–Berlin and Amsterdam–Hamburg routes, as the Netherlands and Germany seek better, greener cross-border rail options.
UAE Rail Emerges as Vital Lifeline Amid Middle East Flight Chaos
As regional conflicts upend air travel across the Middle East, the UAE’s fast-rising rail network is positioning itself as a crucial alternative for passengers.
Why the 2026 BritRail Pass Is the Smartest UK Rail Deal
The 2026 BritRail Pass lets visitors ride almost all trains across England, Scotland and Wales on one ticket, turning complex UK itineraries into easy rail journeys.
US Intensifies Safety Oversight of Chicago Transit System
Federal transit officials have escalated safety oversight of Chicago’s transit network, raising funding risks and prompting new requirements for crime prevention and worker protection.