Transport

When goods and people flow freely, societies thrive and grow. As a leader in low-carbon transport, Ramboll offers tailored solutions that bring transport systems into the 21st century.

World-class transport solutions

Emerging technologies are ushering in a bold and unprecedented era in transportation. Yet existing challenges remain from reducing congestion and climate impacts to ensuring the resilience of roads, bridges, ports, and public transport. We tackle these and new challenges like those related to mode and system lifecycles and recycling, as well as transitioning whole transport systems to be less carbon intensive.

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    From planning to life-cycle assessment

    We help clients solve challenges with our expertise in national, regional, and local transportation planning and development. We work across the value chain and in every phase of project development and maintenance for transportations systems over air, land, and sea.

    Smart mobility

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    We use data-driven insights to plan low-carbon transport solutions such as trains, busses, and bicycles-shifting the focus from cars to people.

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    EU's largest rail management system

    The largest and first country-wide European Rail Traffic Management System is a project upgrading Denmark’s entire rail signalling system to create a more competitive and sustainable rail system.

    Fehmarn: longest immersed tunnel

    18 km long and 40m underwater. The Fehmarn belt, the world's longest immersed tunnel, showcases innovative thinking and challenges engineering standards. Ramboll is advisor to the client, Femarn A/S, within the Ramboll-Arup-TEC Joint Venture partnership.

    Queensferry crossing: huge carbon saving

    The Queensferry Crossing is the world’s longest three-tower, cable-stayed bridge. It is a vital strategic link for eastern Scotland, improving reliability for 24 million vehicle users per year. We identified significant cost and carbon savings, including avoidance of 7,000 tonnes of embodied carbon.

    Picture of a DSB train in danish landscape

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    • Richard Beard

      Managing Director, Transport and MEAP

      +971 4 3343616