Moving Gap by Héctor Romero (Guadalajara, México)

Speed Monster by Christina Demenshina (Yekaterinburg, Russia)

LCE is one of the fastest trains in Germany, but you do not feel its real speed. You can enjoy your time looking through the window and counting local sheep.

Transport to the Olden Times by Jin Yun Soo (Petaling, Malaysia)

Traditional forms of PT in rural areas can bring about job opportunities and stimulate the tourism industry in some places. This also ‘transports’ people through time to the olden days.

Puzzle of the industry by Jin Yun Soo (Petaling, Malaysia)

This was taken in an underground tube. PT can be an industry that is both puzzling and amazing. There are talents and resources to create an eco-friendly, safe, and economically viable system; we just need to put together the pieces of the puzzle.

God’s away on business by Corina Buhus (Lasi, Romania)

This photo illustrates how people admire and discover the innovations regarding cars. Also, It defines a distinguished atmosphere,  a place where you get to know and socialise with professionals, people who are keen on cars and dynamic industry, consequently public transport. So… Team up!!

The Future is in Our Hands by Farihah Zainal (Singapore, Singapore)

The young holds the key to the future of public transport. This picture shows them proudly displaying their winning art works from a competition organised by the Land Transport Authority of Singapore. This competition encourages youths to express their feelings and perceptions of our land transport system. The constant theme that runs through the winning entries are happy commuters who choose buses and trains over private vehicles. With the right attitude and values imparted through public education, our youths can be our best public transport ambassadors.  Who knows, one of these children could be our future Land Transport Minister.

Let art travel by Roxana Humelnicu (Lasi, Romania)

As you can see in this photo, the means of transportation can be a source of inspiration or the equivalent of an easel, when talking about art. It is a great opportunity for artists, especially for the young ones, to experiment and to be offered an innovative way of showing the world their work.

Les ”badjans” une solution pour les habitants de l’agneby et un chiffre d’affaire pour le propriétaire by Kessé Judy-kaêl Dahé (Abidjan, Côte d’Ivoire)

TP: une industrie dynamique! by Elhame Ibnelhaj (Jouy Le Moutier, France)

MALTE: JUST the best in town! by Laetitia Delzenne

Les bus maltais ont souvent une “catch” phrase selon les goûts et humeurs du chauffeur!