Fuel Crisis in Europe: Is Subsidizing Public Transport the Sustainable Way Forward?
As fuel prices soar, European nations like Lithuania and Austria are subsidizing public transport to offer a sustainable alternative to car dependence.
News & Insights Across Asia
As fuel prices soar, European nations like Lithuania and Austria are subsidizing public transport to offer a sustainable alternative to car dependence.
Beijing and Hebei Province recorded temperatures above 35°C on May 30, 2026, triggering the first heatwave of the year and new cooling measures in Beijing’s subway.
A suicide blast targeting a Jaffar Express shuttle in Balochistan, Pakistan, has left 24 dead and 82 injured as personnel traveled home for Eid holidays.
Long Island Rail Road workers have gone on strike following failed contract talks with the MTA, disrupting travel for roughly 250,000 daily riders.
Cuba leverages Chinese solar panels to power electric tricycles, creating a sustainable public transport solution amid severe energy shortages.
WEF’s Severin Podolak emphasizes sustainability and diversity at the heart of the 2024 Davos Forum, highlighting measures like subsidized public transportation.
Beijing native Ma Tengteng has collected over 100,000 bus tickets, offering a nostalgic journey through the history of Beijing’s public transport system.
Indonesia’s new Jakarta-Bandung High-Speed Railway aims to transform local travel habits by reducing reliance on private cars, easing congestion, and promoting sustainable transportation options.
After a two-month suspension due to the COVID-19 outbreak, Wuhan Metro has reopened on March 28, signaling a significant step towards normal life in the city.