Traffic people

4.2 billion people live in cities worldwide. That's more than half of the population. By 2050, it's projected that more than two-thirds of us will reside in urban areas.

ROADS, Tubes and trains were rammed this morning on the first day of the second national lockdown – despite calls for people to work from home. Traffic was very high during rush hour as the new restrictions came in, and hundreds of commuters still crammed into stations. Between 7am and 8am this morning London’s congestion […]

TOKYO.IG on Instagram: “Every time traffic lights change, a bunch of people cross the street. But each one of them has their own life. . . #discovertokyo…”

Traffic jam in Beijing. Photo about cars, drive, busy, automobiles, financial, hour, china, freeway, frustration, bottleneck, crawl, congestion, asia, commute, carpool - 17315816

Herbert Dombrowski (1917-2010) was a German photographer. Dombrowski was born in Hamburg in 1917 and began to take pictures as a high-school student. He was 19 when he went to the Hamburg port at night to photograph the SS St. Louis. The image, taken with a used Leica camera, was published on the cover of

A fix for the aging transportation infrastructure could cost the city at least $30 million.

It involves a red light hooked to a decibel meter, and the timer resets when harsh horns get too loud. Now, other cities are inquiring.

Featuring rat catchers, "fluffers", and of course strikes. Have a look at our series from the earliest days here.

Hong Kong through Tommy Fung‘s eyes is much more fun and exciting than to the typical observer. He masterfully plays with buildings, people, transport and nature in a surrealistic way that reimagines the Asian city as a creation of his imagination.

Cycling is cool right now in the Russian capital, and the city has ambitious plans to expand bike sharing and cycle lanes. But cars still rule the roads – and some activists worry Moscow’s cycle revolution is losing momentum