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WSP is the Lead Civils and Systems Designer for Bogota’s long-awaited Metro Line 1.

The 1.7-mile, four-station Central Subway brings faster, more efficient transit to San Francisco’s fast growing and densely populated southeast neighborhoods.

Halifax Transit, in partnership with Nova Scotia Power Inc., was interested in understanding the implications of introducing plug-in battery electric buses (BEB) into its network design and fleet.

The East Side Access project extends the Long Island Rail Road from Queens to a new terminal, Grand Central Madison, below the existing Grand Central Terminal in Manhattan.

The team designing Old Oak Common interchange are pioneering the use of virtual reality to improve both passenger experience and the design process.

Groundbreaking land development project, involving bridges, roads, marine structures, utilities, power, water, and tunnels

The tram network in Stockholm is undergoing a major expansion. Tramway City is expected to carry 63,000 passengers per day in 2030 and will supply the new Royal Seaport district with efficient and environmentally friendly public transport.

WSP is entrusted by Tainan City Government as the master planner to look for a Future Ready solution for its first-ever rapid transit system, which will not only greatly enhance the city’s connectivity, but also build the foundation that shape its development for coming years.

Successful and early delivery of Manchester Metrolink extensions and service enhancements triple the size of the original network.

WSP provided engineering and architectural services to the City of Joliet for the Joliet Gateway – a multi-modal regional transportation center that provides expanded access and improved transportation infrastructure while creating a new gateway to a revitalized downtown.

The Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority’s (Metro) Regional Connector will make direct links among three light rail transit lines with passenger connections to heavy rail subway lines when completed.

In an engineering first, light rail vehicles will someday travel over a floating bridge in Seattle, Washington. Two lanes of the Homer M. Hadley Memorial Bridge will be replaced with dual-track light rail that will take the region's light rail system over Lake Washington.