China to build the world’s largest underground system
Tuesday, 8.11.2011“… networks in 28 cities …” Von Malcolm Moore. Quelle: Telegraph.
Archiv für 'Verkehr'
China has slammed the brakes on its investment in high-speed trains
Saturday, 29.10.2011China’s high-speed rail plans falter 中国高铁“急刹车” Von Simon Rabinovitch (ftchinese.com).
Guangdong Province is committed to making its freight sector greener
Wednesday, 19.10.2011Das Privatauto an sich muss völlig verschwinden
Thursday, 13.10.2011Der Mann mit dem Hammer Von Christian Y. Schmidt (taz).
Bei der Orientierung helfen Navigationsgeräte
Wednesday, 12.10.2011Chinas Autoboom lässt Mobilität auf der Strecke
Wednesday, 12.10.2011“… Stausteuern für die City …” Von Johnny Erling. Quelle: Standard.
Railway funds drying up as debt increases
Wednesday, 5.10.2011Von Luo Wei. Quelle: Global Times. Vgl. 铁道部发债推迟 三客运专线建设或受拖累 (163.com).
240 Verletzte bei U-Bahn-Zusammenstoß in Shanghai
Wednesday, 28.9.2011Quelle: Welt. Vgl. 上海地铁小错不纠终酿大祸 (Qilu Wanbao).
Taipeh – Hainan, Peking – Kaohsiung
Sunday, 25.9.2011Neue Flüge ab Taipeh und Kaohsiung (Firmeninformation)
China Crash Victims Prove Obstacle for Sale of New Rail Bonds to Investors
Monday, 19.9.2011“… authorities offered her 915,000 yuan to give up any claims against the Ministry of Railways … if she didn’t agree, they would let Zheng’s body rot …” Quelle: Bloomberg.
China’s Chang’an rolls out the cars it hopes will conquer the world
Saturday, 17.9.2011Quelle: The Independent
Reports: China bullet train crash probe says faulty signal systems, mismanagement to blame
Friday, 16.9.2011Quelle: Washington Post
Beijing set to become world’s busiest aviation hub with new mega-airport
Friday, 9.9.2011BYD: Wunderkind in der Krise
Monday, 5.9.2011Beim einst hoch gehandelten chinesischen Autobauer BYD brechen Absatz und Gewinn ein. Von Johnny Erling. Quelle: Welt.
Chinese tycoon [Huang Nubo] raises security concerns with plans for $100m tourism project in Iceland 中国富豪黄怒波1亿美元投资冰岛 (aktualisiert)
Thursday, 1.9.2011Quelle: ftchinese.com. Update: The east looks north as China moves in on Iceland A wealthy Chinese businessman’s plans to buy part of an Icelandic island may hide hidden ambitions to open up new trade routes. “… a poet who writes under the pseudonym Luoying … planning to organise a poetry forum in Reykjavik …” Von Clifford Coonan (Independent).
Tight airport security causes travel chaos in major cities
Monday, 29.8.2011Von Huang Shaojie. Quelle: Global Times.
Gescheiterte Technik: Transrapid-Teststrecke steht offenbar vor dem Aus
Sunday, 28.8.2011Quelle: FTD
China investiert rund 200 Mrd Dollar in Nahverkehrsnetze
Saturday, 27.8.2011Quelle: Reuters. Vgl. “十二五”地方政府4000亿投城轨建设 (Xinhua).
China debates electric car policy 中国反思电动汽车政策 (aktualisiert)
Thursday, 25.8.2011Von Patti Waldmeir. Quelle: ftchinese.com. Update: Guardian-Artikel von Jonathan Watts.
A habit of resurfacing in other top government jobs
Friday, 19.8.2011Spokesman Fired After Chinese Train Crash [Wang Yongping] Has New Job Von Andrew Jacobs (NYT).
