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When a robot patiently waits for a green light, the city’s future quietly merges with the present.
In Zurich, autonomous delivery robots are being tested in public spaces to explore new solutions for urban logistics and mobility. The project is a collaboration between ETH Zurich, local authorities, and robotics companies such as Anybotics, who are jointly researching how robots can be safely and efficiently integrated into the city. Zurich is considered an ideal location for these pilot trials due to its innovation-friendly environment and modern infrastructure.
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At Jasper Lake, Jasper NP, Canadian Rockies, Alberta
a man in blue walks past a yellow-and-black patterned tram stop, perfectly framed against a colorful train and bold urban geometry.
Port Adelaide has a few train lines for transporting the freight that comes in by sea. As we drove around, we stopped quite a few times at these crossings as well as those that had loud clanging bells and automatic boom gates.
The power pylons in the background carry electricity from the coal-fired power station at the nearby Torrens Island.
New England Central 611 crosses the Connecticut River on the northbound return leg of its Brattleboro-Palmer turn. Just ahead lies the junction with the former B&M Conn River Line.
As the sun continues to lower in the late afternoon, a southbound BNSF intermodal reposition train crosses over the South Fork of Horse Creek in the small community of Horse Creek, Wyoming, on October 12, 2020.
There's this public transport ferry going once an hour from Wannsee station to Alt-Kladow. It's usually very crowded - this time I even found a spot to sit and take pictures.
Olympus Pen W on Kentmere Pan 200 in HC-110
37402 crossing Eskmeals Viaduct, with the 14.35 Carlisle - Barrow-in-Furness on Tue 23rd June 2015.
100ASA slide scan.
A CNRR L570 local from Fr Dodge to Waterloo, Iowa crossing the iconic circa 1899 Pratt Truss bridge in Cedar Falls, Iowa
I was behind the grade crossing safety devices when shooting this photo
A huemul doe changed her mind again and started to cross the fast flowing waters of Estero Mallines O Paso las Mulas to get to the other side. Did she finally make up her mind to cross on the downstream side to get to the tasty grazing? Parque Nacional Cerro Castillo, Patagonia.
26/06/2021 www.allenfotowild.com
Fisherman boat at sunset (1)
(Original colors)
Location:West Patraikos bay/Achaia/Peloponese/Greece.
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The Forth Road Bridge is a suspension bridge in east central Scotland. The bridge, opened in 1964, spans the Firth of Forth, connecting Edinburgh, at Queensferry, to Fife, at North Queensferry. It replaced a centuries-old ferry service to carry vehicular traffic, cyclists and pedestrians across the Forth; railway crossings are made by the adjacent Forth Bridge, opened in 1890.
The Scottish Parliament voted to scrap tolls on the bridge from February 2008. The bridge was nearing the end of its life in the 2010s, and a parallel replacement was built. On 5 September 2017 the bridge carried its final private cars, as the vast majority of traffic was transferred to the new Queensferry Crossing. Following a few weeks closure for repairs, the new role of the Forth Road Bridge will be as a public transport corridor, open only to buses, taxis, cyclists and pedestrians. At its peak, the Forth Road Bridge carried 65,000 vehicles per day (vpd), which is now expected to drop to only a few hundred following the opening of the Queensferry Crossing.
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The full color shift into autumn seemed to appear almost overnight. And with it arrived some long awaited rain and that wonderful after the storm has passed sunlight which lit this scene almost too briefly.
My favorite season arrived with a bang over not-so-troubled waters.
The invasion stripes on the side of SD70ACU #6644 warn motorists on Highway 13 as the big SD departs the Cargill Plant near Camrose Alberta
Once a year, as many may be familiar, the Cherry Blossoms in DC bloom in full, providing for amazing scenes across the nation's capital. On a blustery and cold spring morning, CSX Q409 rolls south over the tidal basin, crossing onto the long bridge into Virginia. As this scene is available once a year, and sometimes only for a few days, you take what you can get for weather. But the trees this year were much fuller, allowing for a full framing with the blossoms which was nice. I'll take matte grey skies over the puffy clouds and intermittent sun that rolled in not longer after this photo was taken. As many of us know all too well, those shadow clouds have a fun tendency to cause heartburn as your train gets closer. Here's to hoping we'll get some sunnier skies in April, but when you have a scene for only a few days, it's nice to take advantage no matter the weather.
The most dangerous causeway crossing in Australia. The water is full of crocodiles and cars often get washed of here.
Historically the Paso Lajitas crossing was one of several spots on the Rio Grande where informal border crossing was accepted.
When George Bush closed the border in the 90's, families were separated and business on both sides of the border collapsed.
Today the crossing is used as a put-in for a river tour that takes tourists all the way to the outlet of Santa Elena canyon in the Big Bend National park.
DB Cargo Class 66/0 No. 66100 crosses the River Clyde working 6S50, the 12:19 Carlisle New Yard – Millerhill civil engineers working on 11 May 2026.
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