Trains leave every minute, ships line up on the river, freeways are often jammed. Anyone eager to witness the dawn of a new age of mobility is advised to visit Germany’s Upper Rhine Valley. Europe’s most important transport corridor has reached the limits of its capacity. But at least for rail transport, a window is opening onto the future. Billions of euros are being invested into expanding the 182-kilometer rail connection between Karlsruhe and Basel, with two lines for faster…
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