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    The Dronning Margrethe II Bridge spanning the Storstrøm strait, connecting Zealand and Falster with a new rail and road link.

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    Dronning Margrethe II Bridge: A strategic link for Denmark

    The Dronning Margrethe II Bridge is Denmark’s third largest bridge, stretching approximately 4 kilometres across the Storstrøm strait. Replacing the existing bridge from 1937, the project strengthens the strategic rail and road corridor between Denmark and Germany and supports increased passenger and freight traffic linked to the future Fehmarn Belt Fixed Link.

    Light rail line 15

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    Jokeri Line: first light rail system in Helsinki

    Jokeri Line is a 25‑kilometre orbital light rail connection linking Helsinki and Espoo in Finland’s capital region. Replacing the region’s busiest bus route, the line provides a high‑capacity, reliable public transport backbone. With the growth expectations, local authorities are seeking to meet carbon‑neutrality targets by encouraging travel by public transport.

    People on beach near Rødby near Fehmarn

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    Fehmarnbelt Fixed Link – the world’s longest immersed tunnel

    The Fehmarnbelt Fixed Link is an 18 km immersed tunnel connecting Denmark and Germany, setting a new global benchmark for cross‑border infrastructure. Combining road and rail in a single structure, the project will dramatically reduce travel time, strengthen European transport corridors.

    Haga Station is a new underground rail station in central Gothenburg, forming part of the West Link project to improve rail capacity and regional connectivity

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    The West Link, unlocking Gothenburg’s rail capacity for the future

    Gothenburg is one of Scandinavia’s busiest transport hubs, but its rail network has long struggled with limited capacity. To address this, the Swedish Transport Administration is building the West Link (Västlänken), an eight-kilometre railway through three stations that will reduce congestion, shorten travel times, and provide a more efficient commuting experience.

    Aerial view of Kristiansand showing the Gartnerløkka area, where Ramboll is transforming the E18/E39 corridor to reconnect urban development with surrounding nature and coastline.

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    Gartnerløkka, Kristiansand's urban node

    The 1.4 km-long redevelopment of the existing E18/E39 highway crossing replaces outdated bridges and roads with a modern, multi-modal transport corridor that prioritises pedestrians, cyclists, and public transport, while integrating seamlessly with the surrounding landscape.

    Lucerne town in Switzerland showcasing the immersed tunnel drawing

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    Dreilinden tunnel the first immersed tunnel in the Alps

    The Dreilinden tunnel is a subproject under the main development programme of Lucerne Station that is one the largest railway stations in Switzerland which reached the limits of its capacity. The Swiss Railway authorities (SBB) is planning to expand the rail network with a new through going underground station to increase the capacity and shorter travel times.

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    Nordhavnsvej – the largest road construction project in Copenhagen in 50 years

    The project for “Nordhavnsvej” is the first stage of a new road to Copenhagen’s Nordhavn (North Harbour). Nordhavn is an old industrial and port area, planned to be developed into a new urban area in the north-eastern part of Copenhagen. When fully developed, the urban area is planned for 40,000 residents and 40,000 workplaces.

    Metro station in Stockholm

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    Yellow Line metro extension - Future - proofing Stockholm’s transport network

    As Stockholm expands, the city makes bold investments in its transport infrastructure. Central to this is the Yellow Line - a major metro extension combining digital innovation, engineering scale, and social value in one of Northern Europe’s most ambitious transit projects.

    The longest of the Crown Bridges in Helsinki, Finland. 1.2km
long cable stayed bridge. The bridge
will shorten the distance from the
islands of Laajasalo to the centre of
Helsinki.
Cable-Stayed Bridge
light rail, pedestrian
and cyclist traffic

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    World’s longest bridge built exclusively for public transport and people

    Kruunuvuori Bridge (Crown Bridge) is a 1.2‑kilometre cable‑stayed bridge spanning the Kruunuvuorenselkä strait in Helsinki, linking the island of Laajasalo with the inner city. Designed exclusively for light rail, pedestrians and cyclists, the bridge reshapes everyday mobility by prioritising public transport and active travel over private cars, while strengthening connections between neighbourhoods across the city.

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    Fehmarnsund tunnel

    The Fehmarnsund Tunnel is a 1.7km long immersed tunnel connecting the German mainland to the island of Fehmarn. The new crossing will carry a dual two-lane highway and twin high-speed rail lines, increasing the capacity of the existing crossing in anticipation of the completion of the Fehmarnbelt Fixed Link that will connect Germany and Denmark.

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