A black Ferrari caught fire near Ginza Station in Hong Kong's Tin Shui Wai on Monday morning. The driver reported the blaze after exiting the vehicle, which had no passengers. Firefighters extinguished the fire, which caused significant damage to the front left side of the car. The cause is under investigation.
The Queensland government has announced its Gold Coast Transport Plan, proposing metro-style buses as a replacement for the axed light rail stage 4. The "Gold Coast Surfer" aims to connect Coolangatta to Burleigh Heads and west to Robina, with services running every 10 minutes and a completion target of the 2032 Brisbane Olympics. Costs and exact routes are still to be determined.
The Queensland government has announced its Gold Coast Transport Plan, proposing metro-style buses to connect southern suburbs from Coolangatta to Robina. This plan replaces the axed stage-four light rail and aims for completion before the 2032 Brisbane Olympics, with services running every 10 minutes.
Seattle's deep soccer culture was on full display during the US vs. Australia match, with fans filling Lumen Field and creating a vibrant atmosphere. The city's history with soccer, from the NASL era to the success of the Sounders in MLS, has fostered a passionate fanbase that was evident throughout the event.
A Taiwanese city councilor proposed building a light rail line along Huanzhong Road, connecting Taichung High-Speed Rail Station to the ShuiNan Economic and Trade Park, to alleviate severe traffic congestion on Provincial Highway 74.
Gimhae mayoral candidates from the Democratic Party and the People Power Party engaged in a heated debate over the Gimhae Light Rail's deficit and the establishment of a public medical center. They also scrutinized each other's campaign pledges and past actions.
Astana, Kazakhstan's capital, has inaugurated a 22.4km driverless Light Rail Transit (LRT) system with 18 stations, connecting key locations including the airport, railway station, and city centre, expected to serve up to 45,000 passengers daily.
The ACT government sought feedback on two possible routes for light rail from the city south to Woden, and is now pushing ahead with its preferred more-direct path.
The ACT government sought feedback on two possible routes for light rail from the city south to Woden, and is now pushing ahead with its preferred more-direct path.
