Here you have some news about China and worldwide trasnport! 自行車 are so old school.
"Impressive infrastructure attracts leading international companies
"It's easier to reach heaven than to take the roads in Sichuan" is a line from a famous Chinese poem written 1,000 years ago that described the transportation situation in inner China then.
How times have changed.
Today, Chengdu - capital city of Sichuan province - is an important investment destination for many world-leading logistics companies that need to access western China.
The shipping and oil conglomerate AP Moller-Maersk Group, consultancy firm Accenture Plc, delivery service provider DHL Express, e-commerce giant Amazon.com Inc and cement company Lafarge SA have all established their logistics operations in Chengdu.
According to the Chengdu municipal government, by 2015 the city will have the fourth-largest airport in China, the biggest dry port in the western area linked to a railway system, a well-developed cargo distribution and handling center, and an important transshipment center for Europe and Central Asia."
Chengdu night landscape:
Montenegro, China set to enhance cooperation in road infrastructure and transport sectors
Transport and Finance Ministers, Ivan Brajović and Radoje Žugić, met yesterday in Beijing with Chinese Transport Minister Yang Chuantang. The meeting was also attended by representatives of the companies interested in the construction of the high-way in Montenegro, the CCCC International (Chinese company for telecommunications and infrastructure) and the CRBC (China Road and Bridge Corporation).
The Chinese Transport Minister voiced expectation that the mutual cooperation in the transport sector will be an additional incentive for the existing good cooperation between the two countries. He said that the CCCC and the CRBC are renowned, state-owned companies, which have made a huge contribution to road infrastructure in China, hoping that their high-quality, service and good offer will give a satisfactory response to Montenegro's Government.
MOL launches China-Mideast container service
Japanese shipping giant Mitsui OSK Lines (MOL) has launched of a new container service to and from Oman's Port of Sohar, Oman Daily Observer has reported. The China-Middle East Express (CMX) service has been launched in partnership with American President Lines (APL). The CMX service was launched from Ningbo (China) on March 11, 2013 as a weekly service operating along Ningbo, Shanghai, Hong Kong, Chiwan, Singapore, Jebel Ali, Abu Dhabi, Sohar, Singapore, Nansha, Xiamen, and Ningbo. A total of six vessels are deployed on this route, with MOL providing one of the ships, MOL Tyne.
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