Buses, trams and trains carried more passengers this year than at any time in the last decade, according to new figures from transport authorities in several major cities.
Lower fares, monthly passes and more frequent services were the main drivers. Cities that added dedicated bus lanes saw the fastest growth.
Operators now face a welcome problem: crowded trains at rush hour. Many plan to add carriages and late-night services next year.
Fuel prices reached a new high this week, and analysts do not expect relief before autumn.
New towers are using timber, solar glass and smarter ventilation to cut their carbon footprint.
High housing costs are reshaping where young families choose to live and work.
Travellers want fewer crowds and more time ashore, and the cruise industry is listening.
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Empty floors are being turned into homes, studios and shared workspaces.
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