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South Metro Atlanta is getting the nation's first autonomous public transit network this December, offering free rides 24/7 on vehicles that combine the privacy of a car with the affordability of a bus. After ten years of development, Glydways is proving that cities don't need billions to build modern mass transit.
Vietnam is looking to Singapore's playbook to solve its AI skills gap, focusing on tech partnerships and inclusive training. Officials are turning insights into action to build a digital-ready workforce.
Solar power now employs nearly half of all renewable energy workers worldwide, proving the industry isn't just good for the planet but creating millions of careers. Despite challenges, the sector continues powering a human workforce revolution alongside its energy one.
Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus successfully handed power to an elected government 18 months after a student-led uprising toppled an authoritarian regime. The peaceful transition marks a historic moment for democracy in the South Asian nation of 170 million people.
Indian travelers can now pass through French airports without a transit visa, making connections easier for millions. The policy change took effect April 10, 2026.
Kenya's new African Centre for Health Workforce Initiative is already showing results after just six months, bringing the country closer to quality healthcare for all. Leaders met this week to celebrate progress and plan the next phase of training more skilled health workers.
After 40 years as the deep-voiced announcer of New York City's subway system, Bernie Wagenblast shared her transition journey and debuted her new, feminized voice to millions of daily riders. Her story highlights how voice coaching is becoming vital gender-affirming care for trans people everywhere.
When Kate Winkworth realized her husband Martyn was miserable living as a man, she encouraged him to transition—even putting their dreams of having a baby on hold so Marti could finally be herself. Seventeen years later, they're happier than ever.
As cities slash bus routes, advocates and researchers are fighting back with creative solutions to help millions of Americans without cars reach grocery stores. From taxi vouchers to route redesigns, communities are proving that better transit access means better food security.
Singapore is building its quantum computing workforce through a groundbreaking partnership between Quantinuum and the Singapore Institute of Technology. Students and professionals will gain hands-on access to cutting-edge quantum tools and training.
Tourists visiting South Korea can now use their iPhones and Apple Watches to pay for buses, subways, and taxis without buying physical transit cards or exchanging cash. The new system works with international Mastercard cards and is available across major cities.
State leaders across America are launching major initiatives to create good-paying jobs and train workers for in-demand careers. From California to New York, governors are putting workforce development at the center of their 2026 agendas.
A groundbreaking study reveals that federal dollars go furthest in smaller cities, generating three times more transit ridership than in major metros. This discovery could transform how thousands of American towns build their public transportation future.
Los Angeles is transforming its car-centric identity with massive transit upgrades for the 2028 Olympics. The city aims to leave behind cleaner air, electric buses, and a network that moves hundreds of thousands without gridlock.
Nigeria's Federal Government approved a ₦1 trillion ($2 billion) metropolitan rail system for Kano, promising to ease traffic and boost economic growth in one of West Africa's largest cities. The modern transit network will connect key districts across the bustling metropolis.
Outgoing UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer is working to ensure an orderly handover of power after nearly two years in office. Former Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham is the clear frontrunner to take over, with the transition potentially complete by mid-July.
New York City Transit's lost and found returns thousands of items each month to grateful passengers, proving that losing something on the subway doesn't have to mean losing it forever. From cellphones to cremated remains, dedicated workers are matching lost treasures with their relieved owners.
South Metro Atlanta is building the world's first fully automated public transit system using driverless electric pods on dedicated guideways. The half-mile pilot could move 10,000 people per hour at bus prices without adding a single road.
A lonely Toronto commuter transformed his own life by doing something radically simple: wishing strangers a great day on public transit. Now Minjae Cho's daily acts of kindness are changing how an entire city connects.
When Troy left his bag of hair clippers on a subway, he thought they were gone forever. Thanks to NYC Transit's lost and found team, he got them back along with 3,000 other people reunited with their belongings every month.
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