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125 years of the Biscay Bridge

Nov 19, 2018

The Biscay Bridge, popularly known as the Hanging Bridge, was inaugurated on 28 July 1893 as the world's first shuttle bridge with a metallic structure.

Freight non olet

Oct 08, 2018

The Åland Post's Sailing Ship series achieved its halfway point, opening new horizons, too.

Child's play?

Oct 01, 2018

Now it's high time for our rail not-only-Russian curiosity vol. 3! Would you board a train steered by a teenage driver?

Cast your imagination 50 years into the past over the mountains and lakes of Switzerland, and you won't see what today seems obvious, namely a safe passage for trucks throughout the Alps, known as the Gotthard Road Tunnel.

Batavia "express"

Sep 17, 2018

Tri-engine aircraft were very popular during the interwar period; however, the Fokker F-XII model is slightly less renowned.

120/100 years of the semi-trailer

Sep 03, 2018

As the latest issue of BTJ is also devoted to the ro-ro & ferry market, whose players trade in trailers, it's maybe worth mentioning Alexander Winston who back in 1898 invented what's today know as a semi-trailer

School in a container

Aug 28, 2018

We're continuing our search for innovative uses of a shipping container. This time we're attracting your attention to the Solar Powered Internet Schools (SPIS) project launched back in 2014 by Samsung Electronics through the Hope for Children initiative.

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Miscellany

125 years of the Biscay Bridge

Freight non olet

Child's play?

A futuristic vision from 1967

Batavia "express"

120/100 years of the semi-trailer

School in a container

Look, the Albatross!

Third time's the charm

Świnoujście-Ystad ferry link's 50th anniversary

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